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Automation Risk

Ghana · Electronics sector · 2024 · Frey-Osborne + ILO task indices, LMIC-calibrated

Workers exposed
1,234
in cohort
Weighted avg. risk
42%
LMIC-calibrated
High-risk occupations
2
≥ 70% exposure
Pivot pathways
24
low-risk adjacencies

Exposure spectrum

Each bubble is an occupation in the cohort. Size = workers exposed, colour = risk band. Click to inspect.

Low· 0–24%Moderate· 25–49%Elevated· 50–69%High· 70–100%
LOW540 · 3 occ.MODERATE268 · 2 occ.ELEVATED96 · 1 occ.HIGH330 · 2 occ.0%25%50%70%100%Probability of automation in 10 years →Data entry clerks

ISCO 4132 · Digital & ICT support

Data entry clerks

Risk band
81%
High · 70–100%
Task decomposition
  • Routine cognitive62%
  • Routine manual12%
  • Non-routine cog.16%
  • Interpersonal10%
Workers exposed
142
in cohort
5-year risk trend
+6 pp
rising

WhyForm recognition + LLMs absorb most data-capture tasks; payroll & records remain compliance-bound.

Mitigation pathways

Adjacent occupations with overlapping skills and lower exposure.

From: Data entry clerks81%
  1. 1
    IT user-support
    Overlap on interpersonal & non-routine cognitive tasks
  2. 2
    Payroll clerk
    Overlap on interpersonal & non-routine cognitive tasks
  3. 3
    Records officer
    Overlap on interpersonal & non-routine cognitive tasks

Pathways are derived from ESCO skill-overlap ≥ 0.45 and a target band of moderate risk or lower.

Risk register

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8 occupations
ISCOOccupationClusterWorkersRisk5y trendBand
ISCO 4132Data entry clerksDigital & ICT support142
81%
+6 ppHigh
ISCO 8159Routine manufacturing op.Garment & textile188
74%
+5 ppHigh
ISCO 9333Freight handlersConstruction trades96
58%
+3 ppElevated
ISCO 5223Shop sales assistantsHospitality & food124
44%
+2 ppModerate
ISCO 7421Phone repair tech.Electronics & repair144
32%
+1 ppModerate
ISCO 7115CarpentersConstruction trades268
24%
0 ppLow
ISCO 5120Cooks (informal)Hospitality & food184
19%
0 ppLow
ISCO 3253Community health workerHealth & care88
12%
-1 ppLow