Mavis Zupork Dome
National investigator
Mavis Zupork Dome is the national investigator for Ghana.
Biography
Mavis Zupork Dome is a Research Analyst at Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana). She has a background in policy analysis, development, governance and advocacy, and social research including women empowerment. Since joining the Center, she has worked on and led various research and social accountability projects. Mavis holds a Master of Public Policy from the Michigan State University USA; a Master of Arts in Governance and Sustainable Development from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana; and a Certificate in Introduction to Survey Methods and their Application in International Settings, form University of Michigan, USA. She is currently the National Investigator for the Ghana Afrobarometer team.
Publications
Dispatch
AD808: Ghanaians oppose state support for political parties during election campaigns
Dispatch
AD623: Ghanaians split on free senior high school policy
Dispatch
AD605: Ghanaians condemn physical discipline, see gender-based violence as a criminal matter
Dispatch
AD573: Amid persistent gender inequalities, Ghanaians call for government action to bridge the gaps
Dispatch
AD551: En Afrique, le soutien aux élections s’affaiblit ; beaucoup doutent qu’elles permettent de tenir redevables leurs élus
Dispatch
AD551: Support for elections weakens among Africans; many see them as ineffective in holding leaders accountable
Dispatch
AD425: Support for elections weakens among Africans; many see them as ineffective in holding leaders accountable
Dispatch
AD400: Most Ghanaians support gender fairness in political leadership, but women trail men in participation, digital access, asset ownership
Dispatch
AD374: Ghana’s e-learning program during pandemic presents access challenges for many students
Policy paper
PP60: Change ahead: Experience and awareness of climate change in Africa
Policy paper
PP18: A window on policy priorities: Evidence from the citizens of 34 African countries