The Ghana Institute of Geoscientists (GhIG) is pushing for a legal framework to regulate the practice of geoscience in Ghana, saying the move is critical to enforcing professional standards, ethical conduct and accountability. The Institute says it has prepared a draft bill for consideration and eventual passage by Parliament to provide a clear regulatory framework […]
GhIG pushes for legislation to regulate geoscientists’ activities
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