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92.3% of businesses informal – IBES I report

business development services and legal protections. “The informal sector remains a double-edged sword – on one hand it provides employment and livelihood opportunities for millions ...
Icon for www.engineeringnews.co.zaEngineering News · 11d

TIPS report on small businesses shows informal sector is still lagging

The largest sectors for small formal business are commercial services and trade, followed by manufacturing. In the informal sector, trade is far more important, followed by community services and ...
Devdiscourse · 9d

How Business Associations Shape West Africa’s Informal Sector And Who Gets Left Out

A World Bank study finds that fewer than 10% of West African microenterprises belong to business associations, which primarily serve older, male-run, and better-established firms. While membership is linked to improved performance,
Icon for www.thehindubusinessline.comBusiness Line · 29d

Extend the scope of formalisation in the informal sector

The National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganised Sector (NCEUS) defined informal enterprises as unincorporated private businesses owned by individuals or households that produce and sell ...
Icon for www.thejakartapost.comThe Jakarta Post · 5d

Accelerating growth through industrialization of rural informal sector

Akin to other developing economies in the region, informal businesses in the country are typically small-scale, low skilled, operating below formal sector productivity and facing challenges such ...
Icon for www.myjoyonline.comMyJoyOnline · 25d

92.3% of businesses in Ghana remain informal – GSS

92.3% of businesses in Ghana remain informal with just 7.7% in the formal sector. This is according to the Ghana 2024 Integrated Business Establishment Survey by the Ghana Statistical Service.
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Coconut Grove CEO calls for targeted interventions to formalize operations of Ghana’s informal sector

The National Treasurer of the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), who's also the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Coconut Grove Regency Hotel, Mr Ralph Ayitey, has called on the government to ...