Cultural heritage in Ghanaian West Africa is increasingly at risk due to rapid digitalization and globalization. The study employs ethnographic methods, participatory action research, and digital preservation techniques in collaboration with local communities. A survey of 120 community members revealed that 75% support the use of digital platforms for cultural documentation. Digital tools can effectively preserve cultural heritage while engaging local stakeholders. Integrate digital preservation into cultural education programmes and foster community-led initiatives. Cultural Heritage, Digital Preservation, Ghana, Sociotechnical Approach
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