Ghana
Ghana made great strides towards gender equality in education and health. Due to having high rates of women’s business ownership, women entrepreneurs are key contributors to Ghana’s economy, concentrating on informal businesses.
Ghana
Ghana has made great strides towards gender equality in education and health. With one of the highest rates of women’s business ownership globally, women entrepreneurs are key contributors to Ghana’s economy though they remain concentrated in informal businesses and at lower levels of value chains. Implementing supporting policies and programmes for women entrepreneurs is key for higher productivity.
Ghana reports
The Ghana country report covers the Agriculture (Cocoa), Fishing and Aquaculture, and Manufacturing (Textiles and Garments) sectors, including sector-specific key findings and proposed policy and programmatic recommendations.
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