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Impacts of heat stress on jobs and productivity in Ghana: quantitative and qualitative employment estimates for evidence-based decision-making
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Impacts of heat stress on jobs and productivity in Ghana: quantitative and qualitative employment estimates for evidence-based decision-making

International Labour Organization
ILO, [1st ed.]
2026
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54394/00035682

Abstract

occupational health temperature exposure limit stress productivity employment Ghana
This study examines the current and projected impacts of heat stress on employment, labour productivity and economic activity in Ghana. It provides sector-specific estimates of productivity losses and policy recommendations to protect workers, strengthen climate resilience and support a just transition.
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