James Tuffour is Associate Professor of Accounting at Burman UniversityEmmanuel Junior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at the Canterbury Institute of ManagementEmmanuel Senior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at Charles Darwin UniversityMichael Odei Erdiaw-Kwasie is a Senior Lecturer at the Charles Darwin University

• 1. Historical overview of natural resources policy in sub-Saharan Africa.- 2. Analysis of existing legal and institutional frameworks governing natural resource management in sub-Saharan Africa.- 3. Evaluation of policy responses to environmental sustainability and climate change.- 4. Comparative studies of natural resource policies across different countries in the sub-Saharan African region.- 5. Role of independent oversight/regulatory bodies in maintaining natural resources accountability.- 6. International influence and external actors in African resource policy.- 7. Assessing the role of international initiatives (e.g., Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) on corruption reduction and resource revenue governance.- 8. Effective auditing practices of resources revenue and accountability.- 9. Identifying and mitigating corruption risks in the resource sector.- 10. Local communities’ empowerment programs in resources accountable.- 11. Comparative analysis of environmental accounting practices across different African countries.- 12. The role of governmental and non-governmental organizations in promoting environmental accounting.- 13. Using environmental accounting data to assess the environmental impact of resource extraction.- 14. Strategies for achieving sustainable development while exploiting natural resources.- 15. Assessing the effectiveness of Corporate Social Responsibility in promoting sustainable practices.- 16. Role of environmental impact assessment in promoting sustainability in resource extraction.- 17. Exploring innovative practices for reducing environmental harm in resource extraction.- 18. Integration of biodiversity conservation into natural resource management.- 19. Resources reclamation strategies of extraction operators.- 20. Assessing the socio-economic benefits and challenges for communities near extraction sites.- 21. Strategies for fair distribution of resource wealth, including marginalised groups.- 22. Corporate Social Responsibility, resource proceed investment in socio-economic activities within communities near extraction sites.- 23. Protecting the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of resource extraction.- 24. Gender equality in resource extraction and distribution of proceeds.- 25. Mechanisms for incorporating community voices in resource management decisions and the role of NGOs and civil society in advocating for community rights.

James Tuffour is Associate Professor of Accounting at Burman UniversityEmmanuel Junior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at the Canterbury Institute of ManagementEmmanuel Senior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at Charles Darwin UniversityMichael Odei Erdiaw-Kwasie is a Senior Lecturer at the Charles Darwin University

• 1. Historical overview of natural resources policy in sub-Saharan Africa.- 2. Analysis of existing legal and institutional frameworks governing natural resource management in sub-Saharan Africa.- 3. Evaluation of policy responses to environmental sustainability and climate change.- 4. Comparative studies of natural resource policies across different countries in the sub-Saharan African region.- 5. Role of independent oversight/regulatory bodies in maintaining natural resources accountability.- 6. International influence and external actors in African resource policy.- 7. Assessing the role of international initiatives (e.g., Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) on corruption reduction and resource revenue governance.- 8. Effective auditing practices of resources revenue and accountability.- 9. Identifying and mitigating corruption risks in the resource sector.- 10. Local communities’ empowerment programs in resources accountable.- 11. Comparative analysis of environmental accounting practices across different African countries.- 12. The role of governmental and non-governmental organizations in promoting environmental accounting.- 13. Using environmental accounting data to assess the environmental impact of resource extraction.- 14. Strategies for achieving sustainable development while exploiting natural resources.- 15. Assessing the effectiveness of Corporate Social Responsibility in promoting sustainable practices.- 16. Role of environmental impact assessment in promoting sustainability in resource extraction.- 17. Exploring innovative practices for reducing environmental harm in resource extraction.- 18. Integration of biodiversity conservation into natural resource management.- 19. Resources reclamation strategies of extraction operators.- 20. Assessing the socio-economic benefits and challenges for communities near extraction sites.- 21. Strategies for fair distribution of resource wealth, including marginalised groups.- 22. Corporate Social Responsibility, resource proceed investment in socio-economic activities within communities near extraction sites.- 23. Protecting the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of resource extraction.- 24. Gender equality in resource extraction and distribution of proceeds.- 25. Mechanisms for incorporating community voices in resource management decisions and the role of NGOs and civil society in advocating for community rights.

James Tuffour is Associate Professor of Accounting at Burman UniversityEmmanuel Junior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at the Canterbury Institute of ManagementEmmanuel Senior Tenakwah is a Lecturer at Charles Darwin UniversityMichael Odei Erdiaw-Kwasie is a Senior Lecturer at the Charles Darwin University

• 1. Historical overview of natural resources policy in sub-Saharan Africa.- 2. Analysis of existing legal and institutional frameworks governing natural resource management in sub-Saharan Africa.- 3. Evaluation of policy responses to environmental sustainability and climate change.- 4. Comparative studies of natural resource policies across different countries in the sub-Saharan African region.- 5. Role of independent oversight/regulatory bodies in maintaining natural resources accountability.- 6. International influence and external actors in African resource policy.- 7. Assessing the role of international initiatives (e.g., Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative) on corruption reduction and resource revenue governance.- 8. Effective auditing practices of resources revenue and accountability.- 9. Identifying and mitigating corruption risks in the resource sector.- 10. Local communities’ empowerment programs in resources accountable.- 11. Comparative analysis of environmental accounting practices across different African countries.- 12. The role of governmental and non-governmental organizations in promoting environmental accounting.- 13. Using environmental accounting data to assess the environmental impact of resource extraction.- 14. Strategies for achieving sustainable development while exploiting natural resources.- 15. Assessing the effectiveness of Corporate Social Responsibility in promoting sustainable practices.- 16. Role of environmental impact assessment in promoting sustainability in resource extraction.- 17. Exploring innovative practices for reducing environmental harm in resource extraction.- 18. Integration of biodiversity conservation into natural resource management.- 19. Resources reclamation strategies of extraction operators.- 20. Assessing the socio-economic benefits and challenges for communities near extraction sites.- 21. Strategies for fair distribution of resource wealth, including marginalised groups.- 22. Corporate Social Responsibility, resource proceed investment in socio-economic activities within communities near extraction sites.- 23. Protecting the rights of indigenous peoples in the context of resource extraction.- 24. Gender equality in resource extraction and distribution of proceeds.- 25. Mechanisms for incorporating community voices in resource management decisions and the role of NGOs and civil society in advocating for community rights.