A national home for research data & the skills to use it.
CDAMAA is the first data sharing and archiving Centre established in Ghana — created to provide access to quality research data, increase knowledge discovery, and advocate for data-driven decision-making.
Overview
The Centre for Data Archiving, Analysis and Advocacy (C-DAMAA) provides access to both microeconomic and macroeconomic datasets from Ghana and other African countries. The Centre assists researchers and academics to use datasets available on the Centre's website through our online helpdesk. We also provide training courses in Data Management and Analysis. C-DAMAA also offers microdata collection, curation and processing services for researchers and organisations in need of high-quality data. The Centre conducts regular research on the quality and usability of microdata in Ghana.
C-DAMAA's training activities include an Annual Research Clinic and a comprehensive curriculum of intensive courses in Research Data Management, Cross-Sectional and Time Series Analysis, Data Science, data management, and Social Methodology. C-DAMAA also undertakes initiatives geared towards encouraging the use of data in teaching, especially at the undergraduate level.
Our Mission Statement
To increase access to individual, household, and firm-level data as well as macroeconomic data to promote a culture of interrogating complex relationships among issues using acquired analytical skills.
C-DAMAA strives to achieve this by engaging industry, government, and development partners on research outcomes through the active and regular release of policy briefs and dialogues with all stakeholders.
The people behind the Centre.
Prof. Samuel Kobina Annim
Ghana Statistical Service
samuel.annim@statsghana.gov.ghDr. Mark K. Armah
University of Cape Coast
Dr. Ewuradwoa Ewusie
University of Cape Coast