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Youth and Oil & Gas Governance inGhanaRegionsAshantiNumber ofquestionairesVillage1212 Manso-AdubeaDistrictCapitalEjisuCentralcityKumasiBrong-Ahafo 565 Kotokrom Techiman SunyaniCentral467 Nyanko-AhenkroWinnebaCapeCoastEastern 575 Nsawam Aburi KoforiduaGreaterAccraNorthern1092 Mallam Tema AccraMetro566 Tolon Savelugu TamaleUpper East 251 Chaana Navrongo BolgatangaUpper West161 Kumbiehi Nadowli WaVolta 470 Tsito Kpetoe HoWestern641 Bonyere-EzinliboTarkwaTakoraditravel in order to complete the questionnaires in their area. To ensurethat the survey was conducted the same way in each region,a briefing paper was designed for the persons in the field thatprescribed how to approach people and how to ask questions.Also, explanations for possible questions that respondents mighthave to specific parts of the questionnaire were given out. In orderto make sure that the rules of conduct were followed, employeesof you-net and FES also called each field coordinator to brief eachof them individually. The briefing papers were sent to each regiontogether with the questionnaires via FedEx or hand delivery for48
Chapter 3field coordinators who came to Accra prior to the research. Forthe purposes of easy identification, questionnaires to each regionhad unique code-print which could be identified through the codingsystem that was developed along with the distribution key.The practical conduct of the survey went overwhelmingly well.Out of the 6,000 questionnaires that were sent out originally, theresearchers received more than 5500 back. Finally, 5361 couldbe used for the data analysis. Apparently the motivation to finisha maximum number of questionnaires was high due to the monetaryincentive offered to the field coordinators. Also, the methodologyto choose closed questions was affirmed and justified by thehigh number of respondents. FES monitored the work of the fieldcoordinators by calling them regularly and asking for the progress,possible questions, and experiences in the field. During thesephone calls it turned out that the conduct differed vastly fromregion to region. While, for instance, in the Upper East Regionpeople gathered and eagerly tried to answer the questionnaires, afield coordinator from the Western Region explained that he hadto give small amounts of money to people to make them answerthe questions. However, it can be summed up that the result of90 % completed questionnaires out of 6,000 is extraordinary andcan be termed representative for the youth of Ghana.The questionnaires were sent back to the FES office in Accravia Fed Ex or hand delivery from mid-April onwards. To evaluatethe quality of the completed questionnaires, certain controlmechanisms in the design of the questionnaires were introduced.First of all, each returned questionnaire was counted in orderto make sure that the number the field coordinator had givenis correct. During the counting, a staff member of FES Ghanadouble-checked if the hand-writing in the open question no. 5was unique, if the questionnaire was completed and if there was amobile number provided.Also, a negatively formulated statement had a control functionbecause it could envisage incoherently completed questionnaires(Question no. 3c). Then, in each region, approximately twenty49
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BibliographyBibliographyUkeje, C. (
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