Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin - Kultur-, Sozial- und Bildungswissenschaftliche Fakultät - Institut für Asien- und Afrikawissenschaften

Felix Yao Amenorhu ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projekt "Where have all the Workers Gone? Labour and Work in Ghana, 1951-2010".

Main areas of work:

• Impact Evaluations
• Migration Governance
• Diaspora Engagement
• Social Advocacy
• International Development

Accomplished Projects:

• An Evaluation of ‘Child labour Victim Remediation Project’ towards the prevention of child labour in cocoa growing communities in Ghana. Funded by Barry Callebaut (2022).
• DeliverEd –Management and Implementation of a Large-Scale Quantitative Survey in Ghana with officials in the Public Education Sector. Funded by the UK Government (2022).
• Monitoring of the implementation of ‘Ghana COCOBOD’s Environmental and Sustainability project’. Funded by the Ghana Cocoa Board (2019 – 2021).
• Tackling Forced and Child Labour in Ghanaian Cocoa and Gold Mining. Funded by the Norwegian Government through the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (2021).
• Social and Environmental Trade-Offs in African Agriculture (SENTINEL). Funded by the Global Challenges Research Fund (2021).
• Nationwide Socio-economic Survey on using Nuclear Energy in Ghana. Funded by the International Atomic Energy Agency (2021).
• Ghana! Supporting local development tackling irregular migration from West Africa. Funded by International Voluntary Service for Development and Salesians of Don Bosco of Ghana (2020).