Dr. D. Yaw Atiglo is a Research Fellow at the Regional Institute for Population Studies (RIPS) at the University of Ghana, located in office RIPS 21. An expert in Population Dynamics and Sustainable Development, Dr. Atiglo’s work focuses on Population and Environment, Population Health, and Migration and Sustainable Development. His research encompasses projects like Mangroves as Nature-Based Solutions Against Coastal Hazards in the Eastern Coast of Ghana (MANCOGA), which aims to utilize natural resources to mitigate environmental challenges along Ghana’s coast.
Dr. Atiglo actively contributes to academia, teaching both Master's and PhD students in subjects such as Basic Population Analysis, Methods of Social Research, Mathematical Demography, and Advanced Population Projections. His publications can be accessed through Google Scholar, Scopus, and OrcID, where he shares insights from his studies in population and development.
Dr. Atiglo’s dedication to advancing sustainable solutions and educating the next generation of researchers underscores his commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of demographic dynamics and their implications for sustainable development.
Population Dynamics and Sustainable Development
Population and Environment
Population Health
Migration and Sustainable Development
Mangroves as nature-based solutions against coastal hazards in the eastern coast of Ghana (MANCOGA)
Masters and PhD courses in Basic Population Analysis, Methods of Social Research, Mathematical Demography, Advanced Population Projections