Breastfeeding-friendly policies and programs in three public Universities in Ghana

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[2] Chant S(2005)Youth, gender and livelihoods in West Africa: Perspectives from Ghana and the Gambia Child Geogr 3 185-199

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[6] Milazzo A(2015)Breaking through the glass ceiling: Strategies to enhance the advancement of women in Ghana’s public service J Asian Afr Stud 50 359-379

[7] Goldstein M(2017)Female labour force participation: Evidence from Ghana Int J Soc Econ 44 1489-1505

[8] Barnes TD(1999)Resources, agency, achievements: Reflections on the measurement of women’s empowerment Dev Chang. 30 435-64

[9] Burchard SM(2010)Power, Politics and Development in the Arab Context: Or how can rearing chicks change patriarchy? Development 53 254-258

[10] Kwaku Ohemeng FL(2014)Child welfare in Ghana: The past, present and future J. Educ. Soc 4 411-115

[1] Mandal KC(2013)Concept and Types of Women Empowerments In International Forum of Teaching & Studies 9 1-3

[2] Chant S(2005)Youth, gender and livelihoods in West Africa: Perspectives from Ghana and the Gambia Child Geogr 3 185-199

[3] Jones GA(2005)Women’s empowerment as a variable in international development Measuring empowerment: Cross-disciplinary perspectives 1 71-88

[4] Malhotra A(2019)Governance and women’s economic and political participation: Power inequalities, formal constraints and norms The World Bank Research Observer. 34 34-64

[5] Schuler SR(2013)“Engendering” politics: The impact of descriptive representation on women’s political engagement in sub-Saharan Africa Comp Pol Stud 46 767-790

[6] Milazzo A(2015)Breaking through the glass ceiling: Strategies to enhance the advancement of women in Ghana’s public service J Asian Afr Stud 50 359-379

[7] Goldstein M(2017)Female labour force participation: Evidence from Ghana Int J Soc Econ 44 1489-1505

[8] Barnes TD(1999)Resources, agency, achievements: Reflections on the measurement of women’s empowerment Dev Chang. 30 435-64

[9] Burchard SM(2010)Power, Politics and Development in the Arab Context: Or how can rearing chicks change patriarchy? Development 53 254-258

[10] Kwaku Ohemeng FL(2014)Child welfare in Ghana: The past, present and future J. Educ. Soc 4 411-115