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Clustered bar graph illustrating employment numbers and gender breakdown across different economic activities in Ghana, with an accompanying data table outlining exact figures. Data was originally published in Ghana’s 2021 Population and Housing Census. Chart contents:

Agriculture, forestry, and fishing: Male - 1,979,432; Female - 1,317,563

Mining and quarrying: Male - 100,410; Female - 11,092

Manufacturing: Male - 317,271; Female - 351,215

Electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply: Male - 50,972; Female - 2,938

Water supply; sewage, waste management, and remediation activities: Male - 10,273; Female - 3,635

Construction: Male - 491,405; Female - 29,866

Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, and motorcycles: Male - 548,153; Female - 1,316,997

Transportation and storage: Male - 513,177; Female - 8,875

Accommodation and food service activities: Male - 78,585; Female - 446,789

Information and communication: Male - 39,113; Female - 9,871

Financial and information services: Male - 84,877; Female - 60,594

Real estate activities: Male - 9,206; Female - 1,540

Professional, scientific, and technical activities: Male - 92,672; Female - 45,807

Administrative and support service activities: Male - 51,278; Female - 33,152

Public administration and defense; compulsory social security: Male - 124,635; Female - 41,698

Education: Male - 332,451; Female - 260,156

Human health and social work activities: Male - 104,705; Female - 156,371

Arts, entertainment, and recreation: Male - 51,116; Female - 36,221

Other service activities: Male - 411,157; Female - 415,920

Household cottage industry: Male - 16,420; Female - 29,112

Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies: Male - 2,368; Female - 1,149