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This 10 page paper examines Ghana's relationship with the United Nations. Much about UN programs is discussed as well as Ghana's state of affairs. A great deal of specific data about Ghana is relayed. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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the country as many of these things have a bearing on its policies and influence in the United Nations as well as its interests in various issues. It should first
be noted that Ghana is located in West Africa and is considered to be a constitutional democracy ("Ghana," 2004). Its climate is tropical, and this state that is just a
bit smaller than Oregon in size, consists primarily of low plains (2004). Ghana is well endowed with natural resources, and does have about twice the per capita output of the
poorer countries in West Africa, but it is still heavily dependent on international financial and technical assistance (2004). A rather small and struggling country, Ghana does embrace democratic values. However,
the nation has been criticized for its lack of progress. According to a 1993 study , Ghana has a clear competitive advantage in many crops but because only about half
of Ghanas arable land is being cultivated, agricultural export is not what is should be (Werlin, 2003). In other words, Ghana has missed many opportunities. Ghana could for example
be exporting more and better pineapples than Costa Rica, but it had only exported $5 million worth in 1994 (2003). The inability of the Ghanaian government to prompt farmers
to respond to the opportunities is the result of a variety of factors (2003). Life in rural areas continues to be much worse than in urban areas, and this is
due to poor sanitation, inaccessible roads, polluted water, and so forth (2003). In the region, just 20 % of the rural population has access to safe water and
one-fourth to one-third of the communities lack access to acceptable road conditions or public transportation (2003). Simply stated, Ghana is a gold mine but its natural resources are
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