GHANA’S INFORMAL SECTOR MEMBER REGISTRATION PILOT
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PUBLIC PILOT · GHANA

Skilled hands.
Connected communities.

A simpler way for association members to be found, contacted and registered. Share your name, phone number and location. A coordinator can help arrange the next step.

Request a registration visit Find my association
Your contact details and exact location stay private.
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🇬🇭Every trade.
Every community.Start with your association.
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People first. Progress together.
17associations in the
pilot directory
16regions available
for registration
Your community.
Your meeting point.
Human follow-up.
A personal connection.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PILOT

The trades that keep
Ghana working.

Tailors, welders, mechanics, weavers and caterers. Members of these associations work in workshops, markets and roadside stalls across the country. The association helps them get found, stay in touch and get support.

Tailoring artisan at work
01 / TRADETailoringMade-to-measure clothing, cut and sewn in local shops.
Carpentry artisan at work
02 / TRADECarpentryFurniture, doors and roofing built by hand.
Welding artisan at work
03 / TRADEWeldingGates, frames and metal fabrication for homes and businesses.
Vehicle repair artisan at work
04 / TRADEVehicle repairFitters and mechanics who keep trotros and cars running.
Hairdressing artisan at work
05 / TRADEHairdressingSalons and barbers in every neighbourhood.
Electrical work artisan at work
06 / TRADEElectrical workWiring, installation and repairs, done safely.
Plumbing artisan at work
07 / TRADEPlumbingWater and sanitation work for homes and communities.
Masonry artisan at work
08 / TRADEMasonryBlock-laying and building, from foundations to finishing.
Kente weaving artisan at work
09 / TRADEKente weavingCloth woven strip by strip on traditional looms, a skill passed down through generations.
Catering artisan at work
10 / TRADECateringFood vendors and caterers serving events and everyday meals.
A SIMPLE FIRST STEP

From your workshop
to a connected network.

No account needed to send your request. If you need help completing the form, ask your association representative.

01

Choose your association

Select the association you belong to from the pilot directory.

02

Tell us where to find you

Enter your region and district, then tap the location button at your meeting point.

03

Arrange the next step

A coordinator can call or WhatsApp you to confirm details and plan a visit.

FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

One directory. Many skilled trades.

Select your association to start your registration request.

Directory transcribed from the association list supplied for this pilot. Listing does not imply endorsement or verified membership.

Photo credits

Association photos were taken in Ghana. Most are from Wiki Loves Africa 2024 on Wikimedia Commons, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Photos illustrate each trade and do not show association members.

LET’S MAKE THE CONNECTION

Your skills matter.
Let’s find you.

Send your details so the coordination team can follow up about registration and arrange a visit when available.

  • Choose the association you belong to.
  • Use a phone number you can be reached on.
  • Tap the button to capture your current location.
A request, then a conversation.

Submitting this form records your interest. Membership, visit availability and registration details will be checked by a coordinator.

Member registration

QUICK FORM

Your name, phone, region, district and local area. All fields are required.

Type at least 3 letters, then choose your area from the list.
Exact pin (optional)

Your local area is enough. Add your phone’s location only if you want a more precise pin.

Tick the agreement box above to enable “Submit my details”.

Your phone number and exact location stay private.

A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION

Before you get started.

Does this form complete my registration?

No. It sends a request to the coordination team. A coordinator must verify your details, association membership and any further registration requirements.

How do I share my location?

Open the form on your phone, click the location button and allow location access. Stand at the place you want an agent to visit. If you need help, ask your association representative.

Will my details be visible to everyone?

No. The public directory contains association names and trades. Member names, phone numbers, exact locations and visit schedules are restricted to the authorised coordinator.

What if my association is not listed?

Ask your association representative to contact the pilot coordinator. Please do not select a different association just to submit the form.

How can I correct or remove my details?

When the coordinator contacts you, ask them to correct your information or remove your request. Have your request reference ready.