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                <text>Examining the Management of Risk Issues in Procurement; A Case Study of Ghana Technology University College (GTUC) &#13;
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                <text>The purpose of the study is to examine the “Management of risk issues in procurement: a case study of Ghana Technology University College.” Objectives that steered this research were (a) to determine the relationship between procurement risks/challenges, organizational performance and the need for management of procurement risks; (b) to find the specific procurement risks in GTUC and how they affect organizational performance; and (c) to find specific procurement related risks that need particular attention for management and how these risks could be managed. By means of an exploratory cross-sectional research design 30 staff of the GTUC including 4 procurement officials was selected for the study. The sample size forms more than 50% of the population of staff in the GTUC who deal directly with the procurement unit. Staff of the GTUC quantitatively filled the Procurement risk questionnaire, organizational performance questionnaire and the management of procurement risk questionnaire. Procurement officials were interviewed based on the objectives of the study. Findings revealed that, procurement risks/challenges do not significantly affect the organizational performance of the University; however, qualitative probe reveals that, the procurement risks/challenges translate into poor service quality in the GTUC including slow work activities and ineffective teaching and learning. Moreover, interferences/disruptions and resources challenges are the greatest of risk issues in procurement and would reduce the procurement risks in the GTUC by 39% if managed. It was also found that, risk issues in procurement in the GTU is high and requires a relatively higher management approaches to mitigate it such as elimination or simplification of some bureaucratic procedures as well as proactive work dynamics such as early submission of proposals and budgets. Furthermore, more would have to be done to enhance the capabilities of staff through the selection of qualified personnel and staff development through training programmes and self- development. The finding was explained in relation to the rational choice theory and supports a number of studies reviewed. It also highlights a number of discoveries into procurement risks that have not been reported by previous studies. It is recommended therefore that the procurement processes in the GTUC be reviewed periodically so that bureaucratic processes that impede successful outcomes are either eliminated or simplified.</text>
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                <text>This study analyses the market potential of renewable energy technology for household use in Ghana. The research used solar technology in the Greater Accra Region as a case study. With the research on the resource and techno-economic potential of solar already done, the next step was to analyse the market potential to ascertain the existence of the demand for the technology. The study accessed the awareness and potential adoption of the renewable energy. It also evaluated the barriers preventing the mass adoption and diffusion of the solar technology. The research also looked at how policy initiatives of the regulatory body for the renewable energy sub sector is affecting the acceptance and popularity of the technology. A research design for descriptive survey was used for the study with data collection done using online questionnaire and interview. A total of 376 people from the general public were sent questionnaires via an online tool called Google Forms for the acquisition of data for quantitative analysis. Personnel of the Energy Commission and key industry players were interviewed using pre-structured questions. The results from the study show that households in Ghana are aware of renewable energy and very interested in the adoption of the technology. Over 99% of the respondents knew about solar though other renewable sources like geothermal and tidal were not that popular. However, barriers like high initial installation cost, access to funds and inadequate availability of technical experts hinder the adoption of the technology. The study revealed that over 80% of the respondent has concerns with respect to the high initial cost of the installation of solar. Based on these challenges, the&#13;
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