Multi‐stakeholder involvement in urban market infrastructure renewals in the Aboabo and Central markets of the Tamale Metropolitan District in Ghana: An application of the stakeholder theory
Abstract:The renewal of Ghana's urban markets is complicated by sociocultural, economic, and political factors, as in many other sub‐Saharan African nations. In Ghana, in particular, the nature of urban market infrastructure renewal (UMIR) projects have been attributed to top‐down management and delivery in most developing countries. This study adopts the stakeholder theory as a lens to understand the multi‐stakeholder involvement in the urban market's renewal process and the implications for sustainable urban market d… Show more
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