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Youth and Oil & Gas Governance inGhanaDistribution of Questionnaires andadministration in the Field 45Analysis of the Data 50Problems and Limitations 50Chapter 4 – Expectations of the Youth 53The youth will not benefit from the oil and gasproduction 58People in regions directly affected by oil and gasproduction should benefit more from the revenue 62Non-Ghanaians will profit more from the oil andgas production 65Chapter 5 – Possible Effects of Oil and Gas Production 71Effect of the oil and gas sector on other industries 80Impact of economic development on the livelihoodof citizens 83Utilization of the oil revenue 87Chapter 6– Youth opinion on the legal policy frameworkof the oil and gas production in Ghana 95Government measures for transparency andaccountability in the oil and gas sector 100Ghana’s oil and gas agreements: measures fortransparency and accountability 105Extractive industries and transparency issues inGhana 110Chapter 7 – Youth opinion on responsibilities of state andother agencies or organisations 113Ghana’s preparedness for the oil and gasproduction 113The Role of Government 116Strong Transparency Provisions in PetroleumRevenue Management Law 116Major Transparency Gaps Remain 11812
ContentsGovernment and corporate agents’ managementof the oil and gas revenue 119Citizens Participation in PolicyFormulation and Public Oversight 126The Role of Petroleum Companies 127Payment Disclosure 127Social Investment Disclosure 128The Role of Civil Society 129Chapter 8 – Democratic Legitimization of theOil Policy: Citizens Participation andCivic Engagement 133Chapter 9 – Media, Community Mobilisation andEngagement on Oil and Gas 139Information flow on the oil discovery 141Chapter 10 – Bonyere and Ezinlibo: Results fromthe most affected locations in Ghana 147Background 147Expectations of the Youth in Bonyereand Ezinlibo 148Possible Effects of Oil and Gas Production 150Youth Opinion on the legal policy frameworkof the oil and gas production in Ghana 154Youth opinion on the responsibility of thestate and other agencies or organizations 156Democratic Legitimization of the Oil Policy –Citizens Participation and Civic Engagement 158Possible Sources of Conflict 159Chapter 11 – Possible Centres of Conflict:An Attempt to Prevent 163How does a conflict emerge? –a brief theoretical framework 163Fighting against deprivation –13
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BibliographyBibliographyUkeje, C. (
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