Background

Mr. Gregory Titigah is currently a Lecturer with the Department of Peace and Security Studies, Faculty of Sustainable Development Studies of University for Development Studies. My core responsibilities are teaching, research and community service. Prior to joining the University, Mr. Titigah worked with SEND GHANA and was the CSOs Strengthening and Advocacy Coordinator under Feed the Future Northern Ghana Governance Activity in Northern Ghana. He coordinated and supported partner organizations to implement project activities across the 5 regions of Northern Ghana. Mr. Titigah was also the Regional Project Officer under the same programme, managing the design and implementation of technical and organizational capacity building activities targeted at increasing the capacity of local CSOs to demand better service delivery. Throughout this period, he also supervised and facilitated the active participation of various organizational leaders in achieving project activities and delivery of key milestones. Mr. Gregory Titigah has about a decade work experience with the Institute of Local Government Studies as a Training and Research Officer. 
Mr. Titigah’s current research interests include Climate Change and conflict, Peacebuilding strategies, Farmer-herdsmen pastoralist conflict, Local Governance and Development, Youth issues, Electoral violence.

CREDENTIALS

• MPhil in Peace and Development Studies – University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana
• BA in Integrated Development Studies – University for Development Studies, Tamale, Ghana

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

• Conflict analysis
• Peace advocacy    
• Research and report writing skills
• Community mobilization and facilitation skills
• Advocacy and lobbying skills
• Project proposal writing skills
• Budget tracking and analysis skills

Contact: gregory.titigah@uds.edu.gh