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Youth and Oil & Gas Governance inGhanapeople in decision making especially on the oil and gas industry byempowering them and also creating opportunities for constructiveengagement with stakeholders.42
Chapter 3Chapter 3MethodologyThe study, from which the data was derived, was conducted fromMarch 11th to April 27th 2011. In total, 6000 questionnaires wereprinted and sent out to all 10 regions of Ghana. The methodologychapter explains how the survey was organised and conducted.The Design of the QuestionnaireFrom the beginning, the goal of the study was to get statisticaldata about opinions on the most important questions about oilin Ghana from the greatest number of people possible, essentiallythe youth. For the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and you-net, themost important matters were to know more about the expectationsof people towards oil production, the evaluation of Ghana’spreparedness to produce oil, the ways in which the income fromthe oil should be spent, an evaluation of the oil management byGhana’s politicians (legal framework) and finally the democratic legitimisationof the oil policy in Ghana. These contents should thenbe combined with personal data about each respondent in orderto gain trends about differences in education, age, employment,etc. and the given answers from the survey.As organisational preconditions, it was clear that the focus shouldbe on the youth of Ghana which means people aged 15 to 35years for two reasons. First, Ghana has an extraordinary highnumber of young people in its population and secondly, becausethe consequences of oil production, either positive or negative,will be felt and dealt with by the people who are young today.43
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