Urban distances and labour market participation of the poor: The case of urban Ghana Unequal commutes: Job accessibility & employment in Accra Project report 18 Aug 2017 Cities Authors Nathalie Picarelli PhD candidate, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Pascal Jaupart PhD Candidate, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Ying Chen (LSE) Researcher, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Ana Moreno-Monroy Visiting Assistant Professor, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Chen-et-al-2017-Final-report.pdf Download PDF document • 1.52 MB Share Share More from Urban distances and labour market participation of the poor: The case of urban Ghana Unequal commutes: Job accessibility and employment in Accra Nathalie Picarelli, Pascal Jaupart, Ying Chen (LSE), Ana Moreno-Monroy Policy brief More from IGC Why don’t households in Bangladesh adopt indoor air purifiers? Martin Mattsson, Teevrat Garg, Maulik Jagnani, Ashfaqul Chowdhury Blog The political economy of integrating rural migrants in a Mozambican city Alex Armand, Wayne Sandholtz, Pedro Vicente Blog Urban resilience through contingency loans in savings groups: Evidence from Mozambique Stefan Leeffers, Francesco Cecchi 30 Sep 2026 Project Public and private transit: Evidence from Lagos Daniel Bjorkegren, Alice Duhaut, Geetika Nagpal, Nick Tsivanidis Working paper Themes Cities Countries Ghana
