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Ghana

#81 globally

Middle East & Africa

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#18 in Middle East & Africa

Positive(+4)
0/ 100

AI Readiness Score

Readiness = capacity to build AI · Adoption = AI actually in use today

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Readiness Score

Can this country build AI?

38/100
Positive(+4)
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Adoption Score

Is this country using AI now?

48/100
Early Adoption

Ghana's adoption score (48) is 10 points above its readiness score (38) — deploying AI faster than its capacity would predict.

Readiness vs Adoption — Radar

Blue = readiness capacity · Green = active adoption · Each axis pairs the closest dimension from each framework

Pillar Scores

Infrastructure8/20
Talent9/20
Governance10/20
Investment7/20
Economic Readiness4/20

Adoption Dimension Breakdown

Early Adoption
Government Deployment
10/20
Enterprise Adoption
9/20
Talent Demand
8/20
Consumer UsageStrongest
14/20
R&D PipelineWeakest
7/20

Mobile money dominance and Accra tech hub position make Ghana West Africa's most digitally active AI adopter.

Trajectory Outlook

42
/100

by 2028

38 now+4 pts

Top Accelerator

Africa's most stable democratic governance and Accra Silicon Savannah hub positioning

Top Risk

Debt crisis (IMF programme 2023) constraining government AI investment and business environment

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AI Development Roadmap

Algorithmic roadmap based on pillar scores · Updated with live data

Foundation Phase

Ghana is in the Foundation Phase

Building core digital and institutional capabilities. On current trajectory, Ghana enters the Development phase by 2028 (projected score: 42/100).

2028 Timeline

Now

Score 38

2

2025–26

National AI strategy adopted

3

2026–27

Digital connectivity baseline met

4

2028

First national AI lab established

Priority Actions — 3 Weakest Pillars

Economic Readiness
4/20
Near

Expand financial inclusion; target 80% banked population by 2026

Mid

Develop AI-driven export diversification strategy beyond primary commodities

Investment & R&D
7/20
Near

Introduce R&D tax credits (≥25%) for AI-related expenditure

Mid

Create sovereign AI venture fund targeting deep-tech Series A/B rounds

Digital Infrastructure
8/20
Near

Extend rural connectivity and reduce mobile data costs below $2/GB

Mid

Build national data centre capacity and connect to international internet exchanges

Roadmap generated algorithmically from pillar scores and World Bank data. Actions are indicative policy priorities, not official government plans.

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