Question

State and explain four ways that ghanaians can adapt to the environment to satisfy their needs

Answer 1

Answer:

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Government and the Ghana Education Service to urgently make changes to ventilation systems, decorations and colour in inclusive schools.

They also highlighted the need for good architectural designs to facilitate effective natural and artificial illumination in classrooms and buildings, modification of facilities, and redesigning the physical landscape of schools to promote accessibility and use for all children, regardless of disability. The findings have implications for universal design environments for inclusive education.

Answer 2

Answer:

• The Ghana Education Service and the Government of Ghana urgently need to make improvements to ventilation systems, decorations, and color in inclusive schools.
• They also highlighted the importance of good architectural design to allow for effective natural and artificial lighting in classrooms and buildings.
• Modification of facilities and a redesign of the physical landscape of schools are all necessary to ensure accessibility and ease of use for all children regardless of disability.
• These findings can have important implications for inclusive education through universal design environments.
• To increase the support of farmers, build capacity for extension officers in new farming technology.

GOVERNMENT ADAPTATION PRORITIES

• Promote alternative livelihoods within the agricultural sector to improve living standards.
• Encourage the adoption of improved crop varieties and livestock that are better adapted for changing climatic conditions.
• To encourage sustainable development and healthy outcomes, strengthen land use planning laws and practices in light of climate change threats
• Enhance environmental sanitation through strengthening institutions and enforcement laws and bylaws.
• Enhance existing waste management infrastructure, and offer new and affordable technologies to improve environmental sanitation.
• Develop a countrywide disaster response capability