We are pleased to share that Delali Tunyo, a PhD student funded by the ECOGIV project, has published a new article titled “Valuing mangrove management options in Ghana using discrete choice experiments.”

This publication marks the first peer-reviewed output from the ECOGIV project and represents an important milestone in our research efforts. The study contributes valuable insights into how different mangrove management strategies are perceived and valued, supporting more informed and sustainable policy decisions. Please read more here