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Ghana Stats App aims to bring District Indicators to Data Users
The Ghana Statistical Service proudly presents the "Ghana Stats App" mobile application, . With the motto "District Competition for National Development," this innovative tool aims to enhance transparency and drive progress across Ghana's 261 districts by leveraging a comprehensive set of 16 key development indicators. Key Features 1. Comprehensive Indicators: • Net Enrolment Rate – KG • Net Enrolment Rate – Primary • Net Enrolment Rate – JHS • Adult Literacy Rate • Employment Rate Among Working Age Population • Unemployment Rate • Vulnerable Employment • Multidimensional Poverty Rate • Child Marriage • Employment Rate of PWDs in Working Age (%) • Access to Basic Sanitation Services - Open Defecation • Access to Basic Drinking Water Services • Electricity Access Rate • Access to Clean Fuels and Technologies for Cooking • Individuals Using the Internet • Access to Information Index Each of these indicators provides crucial insights into various aspects of development, allowing for a detailed analysis of each district's performance. It gives the percentage and rank of Each District across these Indicators 2. District Ranking and Percentage: The app enables users to view the ranking and percentage of their district across all 15 indicators. This feature promotes healthy competition among districts, encouraging them to improve their standings. 3. Indicator-Specific Rankings: Users can select any of the 16 indicators to see the ranking of districts for that specific metric. This allows for targeted analysis and helps districts identify areas where they need to focus their efforts for improvement.
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