“Seeing the world becoming a better place to live…inspires me to contribute my quota to humanity.”
Nana Esi Badu-Ansah is a researcher at ICED with over 5 years experience in research. She holds a master’s in development studies from the University of Ghana and an executive diploma in Advanced Research. Prior to working with ICED, her work experience included involvement in projects within the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) at University of Ghana, in collaboration with the French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD), on agricultural value chains and job issues, network analysis and on the actors within the agricultural research and development system.
She has experience in evidence synthesis, data management, and analysis.
Nana Esi’s inspiration stems from seeing the world become a better place in which people can enjoy life. Her work with ICED is fuelled by the passion to contribute to policy that shapes the world through cutting-edge research.
When she is not working hard contributing her quota to humanity, Nana Esi spends her free time singing and speaking to people about the Christian life.
Location: Ghana
