Why Measure Asset Ownership and Control at Individual Level – Importance for Policy Making in Ghana Ghana Statistical Service 30 th July, 2013 Bangkok,

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Why Measure Asset Ownership and Control at Individual Level – Importance for Policy Making in Ghana Ghana Statistical Service 30 th July, 2013 Bangkok, Thailand

Presentation Outline why Ghana has collected asset ownership at household level and at individual level Who are users of such data? Estimation of capital formation in national accounts 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective2

why Ghana collects data on asset ownership at household and individual levels Pattern and Trends of Poverty in Ghana & poverty mapping (levels by sex of head of household) (using GLSS/LMS) Government intervention using a programme called Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) women empowerment in decision making at household level (using GDHS) access to microcredit on the fact that decision-making power would be influenced by the resources that the individual controls (according to some studies) (Measuring the Gender Asset Gap in Ghana, 2011) 20/10/2015 Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective 3

why Ghana collects data on asset ownership at household and individual levels Distribution by forms of asset ownership _physical and financial assets relationship between women’s ownership of assets and their participation in decision-making Not more than 20 per cent of assets such as the place of residence, agricultural land, businesses and financial assets are owned jointly by couples but mostly owned by the men 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective4

Measures of Gender Wealth Gap 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective5

Largely due to customary laws and how land or properties are acquired (Inheritance and/or household/individual setup) 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective6

users of such data Government and policy makers directed towards women empowerment Researchers NGOs Researchers Financial institutions (lenders and borrowers Act) – from GLSS5 report less than 5% were refused a loan. The most common reasons are insufficient income and insufficient collateral. 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective7

Estimation of capital formation of the household sector - national accounts Capital formation including the household on buildings or construction, machinery and equipment (durables) are estimated using the commodity flow approach. – Cement production – Import statistics – Local production of building materials 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective8

End of presentation Thank you 20/10/2015Measuring Asset Ownership from a Gender Perspective9