Antoinette Tsiboe-Darko lectures in social and public policy at graduate level at the University of Ghana. She has carried out research work in natural resource management, child marriage, gender and agriculture, social protection, decentralisation, volunteering and philanthropy, among other areas. She has over ten years of experience in providing expert consultancy services in social development, natural resource management and social interventions in communities endowed with natural resources.
In civil society, she has worked with organisations such as the Partnership for African Social and Governance Research, STAR Ghana Foundation, UNICEF and World Vision Ghana, focusing on training programmes, facilitation of stakeholder dialogues, grant evaluation and community research projects.
In 2016 and 2020, she researched social development challenges and their influence on voter choice in Ghana. She was a key member of the NPP’s communications strategy team for the 2020 election, under the leadership of Oboshie Sai Cofie. Dr Tsiboe-Darko serves on several boards in Ghana, including the advisory board of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, the Heritage and Culture Society of Africa and the Volunteer Infrastructure National Planning Committee. Dr Tsiboe-Darko is a Christian and is married with four children. She loves to write, read, dance and listen to music.