Women and Girls on the Move: Determinants of Female Internal Migration in Northern Ghana- Insights from East Mamprusi District, Ghana

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Push and pull factors drive female internal migration, with family decisions being crucial for rural households.
Key findings include land rights issues and low education levels as significant barriers against rural women’s autonomy.
Qualitative data were gathered using semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with various community members.
Recommendations highlight the need for policy changes that promote gender equality and land access for women.

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Observational analysis uncovers push and pull factors in female internal migration in Ghana, indicating social implications.

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