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Excellence In Space, Innovation For Earth
About Us
The Ghana Space Science and Technology Institute (GSSTI), operating under the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) within the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and Innovation (MESTI), is tasked with harnessing, coordinating, researching, commercializing, and exploring space science and technology for Ghana's socio-economic development. With a diverse workforce and expertise, GSSTI collaborates with local and international partners, including academia, research institutions, and industry, to fulfill its mission.
We have a Reputation for Excellence
We Build Partnerships
Guided by Commitment
A Team of Professionals
Our Values
We operate under this set of core values to guide us on our mission and activities.
We prioritize delivering exceptional value to our customers and exceeding their expectations
We foster a culture of innovation, continuously seeking new and better ways to achieve our goals
We conduct business with honesty, transparency, and ethical integrity in all our interactions.
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Our Leadership
Dr. Joseph Bremang Tandoh
Director, GSSTI
Dr. Tandoh demonstrates strong leadership through his past positions as Deputy Director of GSSTI and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications at the University of Ghana.
Ing. Dr. Robert Adjaye
Board Chairman, GSSTI
Ing. Dr. Adjaye, a distinguished figure in engineering and academia, has made extensive contributions over decades. With advanced degrees in engineering, he epitomizes a commitment to academic excellence.
FAQs
Space science technology is essential to Ghana for various reasons. It enables the country to enhance its scientific capabilities, national security, telecommunications, agriculture, environmental monitoring, and disaster management. It also provides opportunities for international collaborations and knowledge sharing.
Space science technology provides valuable data for precision agriculture, allowing farmers to optimize crop yield, monitor soil health, and manage water resources more efficiently. Satellite imagery assists in detecting pest outbreaks and tracking land use changes, ultimately increasing agricultural productivity and boost food security
Space technology aids in monitoring deforestation, forest degradation, and changes in vegetation cover. This information helps formulate effective environmental policies, conserve natural resources, and address climate change concerns.