| Northern NGO-centrism in localisation processes: reproducing power inequities in the aid field G van Selm, B Bukenya, I Kamya, E Kumi, T Yeboah, N Banks, W Elbers, ... |
2025 |
Development in Practice, 1-11, 2025 |
Humanities |
10 |
| Where do we go from here? Navigating power inequalities between development NGOs in the aid system N Banks, B Bukenya, WJ Elbers, I Kamya, E Kumi, LWM Schulpen, ... |
2024 |
Amsterdam: Partos, 2024 |
Humanities |
10 |
| Can domestic resource mobilisation by civil society organisations (CSOs) open up civic space in the Global South? E Kumi, R Hayman |
2025 |
Development in Practice 35 (4), 669-687, 2025 |
Humanities |
9 |
| The Impact of Using Mother Tongue as Instructional Language in Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in Rural Primary Schools (A Case Study of Four Selected Schools in Sefwi … A Karikari, EO Kumi, EA Achiaa, J Adu |
2022 |
International Journal of Novel Research in Education and Learning 9 (1), 26-38, 2022 |
Humanities |
9 |
| Negotiating organizational access as a multifaceted process: Comparative research experiences with three advocacy NGOs in Kenya T Saharan, M Matelski, E Kumi |
2021 |
International Journal of Qualitative Methods 20, 16094069211012593, 2021 |
Humanities |
8 |
| Power and its discontents: The long road to systemic change in the aid sector N Banks, B Bukenya, W Elbers, I Kamya, E Kumi, L Schulpen, G van Selm, ... |
2026 |
World Development 200, 107259, 2026 |
Humanities |
7 |
| Post-COVID economic crisis, citizen-state relations, and the Electronic Transactions Levy (E-levy) controversy in Ghana KT Asante, E Kumi, M Kodom |
2024 |
World Development Perspectives 35, 100621, 2024 |
Social Sciences |
7 |
| Why national development experts are not included in development policy‐making and practice: The case of Ghana P Kamruzzaman, E Kumi |
2023 |
Development Policy Review 41 (2), e12656, 2023 |
Humanities |
7 |
| Aid volatility and structural economic transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa: does finance matter? E Kumi, M Ibrahim, T Yeboah |
2017 |
SSRN, 2017 |
Social Sciences |
7 |
| Understanding local NGOs' sustainability in Ghana: does organisational capacity and scope matter? E Kumi, DB Osei, A Tsiboe-Darko |
2025 |
Journal of Civil Society 21 (4), 387-407, 2025 |
Humanities |
6 |
| Female labor force participation, infrastructure, and sectoral value additions in sub-Saharan Africa T Yeboah, E Kumi, M Ibrahim |
2022 |
The Palgrave Handbook of Africa’s Economic Sectors, 867-894, 2022 |
Social Sciences |
5 |
| Shifting the Narrative: Localization and ‘shift the power’ in the African context E Kumi, T Yeboah, NK Kusi, JC Fomunjong, CK Vandyck |
2023 |
Reimagining Civil Society Collaborations in Development, 190-204, 2023 |
Humanities |
4 |
| Catalyzing development: Towards enabling rules for advocacy WJ Elbers, LWM Schulpen, P Kamau, EC Frobisher, E Kumi, T Saharan |
2019 |
Leiden; Nijmegen: African Studies Centre and CAOS, Radboud University, 2019 |
Humanities |
4 |
| A Critical Reflection on the Contributions and Barriers of Local Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to National Development in Ghana E Kumi, SK Amoah, A Tsiboe-Darko |
2026 |
Forum for Development Studies 53 (2), 283-313, 2026 |
Social Sciences |
3 |
| Local NGOs’ added value and the unintended consequences of the aid localisation agenda in Ghana E Kumi, MAS Adam, P Kamruzzaman, A Tsiboe-Darko |
2026 |
Development in Practice, 1-13, 2026 |
Humanities |
3 |
| Surreptitious symbiosis in promoting advocacy? Collaboration among non-governmental organizations, social movements, and activists in West Africa E Kumi, A Arhin |
2023 |
Reimagining Civil Society Collaborations in Development, 162-176, 2023 |
Social Sciences |
3 |
| Global wealth disparities drive adherence to COVID-safe pathways in head and neck cancer surgery |
2021 |
BJS open 5 (6), zrab112, 2021 |
Health Sciences |
3 |
| Country report 2020: Ghana E Kumi |
2020 |
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Humanities |
3 |
| Do microfinance schemes shape gender relations in developing countries? Insights from a critical review of the literature T Yeboah, E Kumi, AA Arhin |
2015 |
International Journal of Gender Studies in Developing Societies 1 (2), 135-156, 2015 |
Social Sciences |
3 |
| Participation in and implementation of continuous professional development learning into classroom practice: Challenges faced by teachers NM Parry, EO Kumi |
2026 |
International Journal of Didactical Studies 7 (2), e40662, 2026 |
Humanities |
2 |
| ‘The youth are not given a listening ear’: A critical analysis of the contributions of youth-led civil society organisations to Africa’s development E Kumi, T Yeboah, E Edudzie |
2025 |
World Development Perspectives 39, 100711, 2025 |
Humanities |
2 |
| Findings from a Scoping Study on Mapping African Philanthropic Foundations in Ghana, Nigeria and Cameroon E Kumi |
2022 |
CAPSI Research Report. RR7, 1–14. Johannesburg: CAPSI, 2022 |
Humanities |
2 |
| Localisation agenda, shift the power and African philanthropic models in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal E Kumi, TY Yeboah, N Afadzinu, J Hodgson, E Emerhi, C Vandyck, ... |
2021 |
West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), 2021 |
Humanities |
2 |
| Arhin and Thomas Yeboah,‘Can post-2015 sustainable development goals survive neoliberalism? A critical examination of the sustainable development-nexus in developing countries … E Kumi, A Albert |
1900 |
Environment Development and Sustainability 16, 539-554, 0 |
Humanities |
2 |
| Civil society organisations and disability-inclusive employment: perspectives from leaders of organisations of persons with disabilities in Ghana FL Appiah, E Kumi, A Tsiboe-Darko, SK Amoah |
2026 |
Disability & Society 41 (4), 1106-1136, 2026 |
Humanities |
1 |
