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GENDER EQUALITY AND INCLUSIVITY IN RESEARCH FUNDING POLICIES AND PRACTICES: EVIDENCE FROM GHANA
Gender equality and inclusivity are increasingly recognised as central to the effectiveness and sustainability of national research and innovation systems. Yet evidence on how these commitments are translated into research funding governance in low- and middle-income contexts remains limited. This s
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