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Jones Lewis Arthur

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ID4156481
NAMEJones Lewis Arthur
GIVEN NAMESJones Lewis
FAMILY NAMEArthur
SIGNATUREARTHUR J L
AFFILIATIONSSunyani Technical University
ORCID0000-0003-3171-4893
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Sustainable mini-grid model as an alternative energy source for deprived communities in Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, Peter Acquaye et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2025

  • Electricity power production, transmission and distribution losses in Ghana: The role of regulatory quality

    Jones Lewis Arthur, Victor Nkrumah Arthur et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2025

    Ghana faces annual productivity losses of $320–$924 million due to electricity crises, impacting GDP by 2%-6% and stifling economic growth with over 5% power losses. The study, therefore, utilized time series data to explore the relationship between electricity production, transmission, and distribution losses in Ghana from 1983–2018, specifically focusing on the role of regulatory quality in this relationship. Using statistical tests like Philip…

  • Predictors of unintended pregnancy among adolescent schoolgirls during the Covid-19-induced school closures: The case of rural and underserved communities in Ghana

    Open Access•Alexander Kofi Eduful, Richard Kofi Nimako et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2025

    In Ghana, unintended pregnancies account for one in three births and are associated with adverse maternal and child health outcomes—a problem that appears to have worsened during the COVID-19 lockdown and school closures. Hence, this study examines unintended pregnancy and its predictors among adolescent schoolgirls within the context of COVID-19-induced school closures in rural and underserved communities in Ejisu municipality in Ghana. The samp…

  • Comparative analysis of the impact of energy security on productivity of SMEs in the Accra Metropolis of Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, George Locher•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2024

    The study explored the link between Energy Security (ES) and the productivity of SMEs in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. The study assessed the perceptions of 246 respondents from 500 SMEs. Means, Relative Importance Index (RII) and P-values were calculated for availability, affordability, efficiency, and environmental stewardship indicators and used to assess the association between ES and the productivity of SMEs. ES at the SMEs is highest f…

  • The impact of capacity building on community leadership for bui communities impacted by dam construction

    Jones Lewis Arthur•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2022

    The paper assessed the impacts of capacity building on community leadership for managing Bui National Park; and whether dam construction, resettlement, ethnicity, age, livelihood, and gender could mediate the impacts of capacity building on community leadership for managing Bui National Park. Data were gathered through multiple methods through an administration of questionnaires and interviews. The paper resolved the few capacity building opportu…

  • Energy efficiency awareness in lighting – the perspective of Ghana’s manufacturing industries

    Jones Lewis Arthur•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2021

    This study applied adescriptive design from a mixed method approach that incorporated both quantitative and qualitative data management. The study covered a population of 774; 636 from GHACEM and 138 from Nestle Ghana Ltd. The research applied a number of sampling frames including purposive to pre-select GHACEM and Nestle Ghana Ltd., and cluster to categorize respondents into engineering and non-engineering. The findings were analysed through des…

  • Differential impacts of dam construction on livelihoods in Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, G Murray et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2020

    Debates about the benefits and costs of hydro-electric dams have provoked this study, which examines how the Bui Dam in Ghana impacts on 13 nearby communities. Impacts were assessed using the capital assets framework, embracing seven types of capital assets: social, natural, human, physical, financial, cultural, and political. Data was collected through a quantitative questionnaire administered to 339 households, and qualitative interviews with 2…

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  • Differential impacts of dam construction on livelihoods in Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, G Murray et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2020

    Debates about the benefits and costs of hydro-electric dams have provoked this study, which examines how the Bui Dam in Ghana impacts on 13 nearby communities. Impacts were assessed using the capital assets framework, embracing seven types of capital assets: social, natural, human, physical, financial, cultural, and political. Data was collected through a quantitative questionnaire administered to 339 households, and qualitative interviews with 2…

  • Energy efficiency awareness in lighting – the perspective of Ghana’s manufacturing industries

    Jones Lewis Arthur•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2021

    This study applied adescriptive design from a mixed method approach that incorporated both quantitative and qualitative data management. The study covered a population of 774; 636 from GHACEM and 138 from Nestle Ghana Ltd. The research applied a number of sampling frames including purposive to pre-select GHACEM and Nestle Ghana Ltd., and cluster to categorize respondents into engineering and non-engineering. The findings were analysed through des…

  • The impact of capacity building on community leadership for bui communities impacted by dam construction

    Jones Lewis Arthur•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2022

    The paper assessed the impacts of capacity building on community leadership for managing Bui National Park; and whether dam construction, resettlement, ethnicity, age, livelihood, and gender could mediate the impacts of capacity building on community leadership for managing Bui National Park. Data were gathered through multiple methods through an administration of questionnaires and interviews. The paper resolved the few capacity building opportu…

  • Comparative analysis of the impact of energy security on productivity of SMEs in the Accra Metropolis of Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, George Locher•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2024

    The study explored the link between Energy Security (ES) and the productivity of SMEs in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. The study assessed the perceptions of 246 respondents from 500 SMEs. Means, Relative Importance Index (RII) and P-values were calculated for availability, affordability, efficiency, and environmental stewardship indicators and used to assess the association between ES and the productivity of SMEs. ES at the SMEs is highest f…

  • Sustainable mini-grid model as an alternative energy source for deprived communities in Ghana

    Jones Lewis Arthur, Peter Acquaye et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2025

  • Electricity power production, transmission and distribution losses in Ghana: The role of regulatory quality

    Jones Lewis Arthur, Victor Nkrumah Arthur et al.•ARTICLE•African Geographical Review•2025

    Ghana faces annual productivity losses of $320–$924 million due to electricity crises, impacting GDP by 2%-6% and stifling economic growth with over 5% power losses. The study, therefore, utilized time series data to explore the relationship between electricity production, transmission, and distribution losses in Ghana from 1983–2018, specifically focusing on the role of regulatory quality in this relationship. Using statistical tests like Philip…

  • Predictors of unintended pregnancy among adolescent schoolgirls during the Covid-19-induced school closures: The case of rural and underserved communities in Ghana

    Open Access•Alexander Kofi Eduful, Richard Kofi Nimako et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2025

    In Ghana, unintended pregnancies account for one in three births and are associated with adverse maternal and child health outcomes—a problem that appears to have worsened during the COVID-19 lockdown and school closures. Hence, this study examines unintended pregnancy and its predictors among adolescent schoolgirls within the context of COVID-19-induced school closures in rural and underserved communities in Ejisu municipality in Ghana. The samp…

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