Impact of Institutional Risk Management, Technological Adoption, and Climate Change Adaptation on Ghana’s Crop Productivity

• DOI: 10.47747/ijbme.v6i1.2618
• Publication Date: 2025-02-24T23:11:34Z
• Authors: Dexter Senanu Kof...; Evans Tee; Kojo Essel-Mensah; Janet Asabre
• Keywords: Crop Productivity; Crop Management; Climate Change Adaptation; Crop Production

This study investigated the impact of Agricultural Technology Adoption (ATA), Climate Change Adaptation Measures (CCAM), and Institutional Risk Management (IRM) on crop production (CP). The purpose this is to assess how these variables influence agricultural productivity identify key drivers successful in context climate change institutional challenges. A quantitative research design was employed utilising survey data collected from farmers across different regions. Structural equation modelling (SEM) used for analysis examine relationships between ATA, CCAM, IRM, CP. findings indicated that IRM had a positive statistically significant effect production. highlights adopting advanced technologies, implementing effective adaptation strategies, strengthening risk management can significantly enhance productivity. contributes literature by emphasising importance technological adoption strategies agriculture. These practical implications suggest policymakers should prioritise integration ATA into policies promote sustainable resilient practices, thereby improving overall food security.