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economic2016

Child employment in agriculture, female (% of female economically active children ages 7-14)

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2016. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave.

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators•65 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average
61.2Percent
Median: 68.0Percent
Countries Covered
65
with available data
Highest
Kyrgyzstan
98.1Percent
Lowest
Niger
3.8Percent
Top 5 Countries
1Kyrgyzstan98.1Percent
2Romania98.1Percent
3Moldova, Republic of97.4Percent
4Republic of The Gambia97.3Percent
5Timor-Leste96.9Percent
By Region
Africa72.9Percent(6 countries)
Europe69.4Percent(2 countries)
Other64.6Percent(40 countries)
Asia59.6Percent(9 countries)
South America40.1Percent(6 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (3.8Percent)High (98.1Percent)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 61.2Percent)

Africa (6)
Europe (2)
Other (40)
Asia (9)
South America (6)
North America (2)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2016. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave. Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank ↑Country ↕Value ↕
1Kyrgyzstan98.1Percent
2Romania98.1Percent
3Moldova, Republic of97.4Percent
4Republic of The Gambia97.3Percent
5Timor-Leste96.9Percent
6Uganda96.2Percent
7Lao People's Democratic Republic94.3Percent
8United Republic of Tanzania93.1Percent
9Namibia91.5Percent
10Ethiopia91.4Percent
11Azerbaijan91.4Percent
12Zambia90.1Percent
13Nepal88.9Percent
14Cameroon86.8Percent
15Mongolia85.4Percent
16Albania84.1Percent
17Madagascar83.9Percent
18Sierra Leone83.3Percent
19Pakistan81.7Percent
20Ecuador79.4Percent
21Senegal78.8Percent
22Nigeria76.7Percent
23Kenya74.4Percent
24Liberia73.6Percent
25Bolivia73.5Percent
26Vietnam72.7Percent
27Guinea72.3Percent
28Türkiye71.2Percent
29Rwanda71.2Percent
30Ghana71.2Percent
31Panama70.9Percent
32India68.6Percent
33Malawi68.0Percent
34Sri Lanka66.3Percent
35Togo64.3Percent
36Egypt62.2Percent
37Peru61.3Percent
38Morocco61.3Percent
39Yemen61.0Percent
40Sudan59.7Percent
41Cambodia58.2Percent
42Burkina Faso57.2Percent
43Mali56.5Percent
44Jordan52.2Percent
45South Sudan49.4Percent
46Indonesia48.1Percent
47Bangladesh46.6Percent
48Brazil44.4Percent
49Portugal40.7Percent
50Nicaragua38.9Percent
51Philippines38.8Percent
52Paraguay38.3Percent
53Tajikistan35.3Percent
54Guatemala25.6Percent
55Colombia25.2Percent
56Costa Rica20.2Percent
57Chile18.3Percent
58Jamaica17.1Percent
59Honduras14.8Percent
60El Salvador14.1Percent
61Mexico13.2Percent
62Uruguay12.3Percent
63Venezuela9.2Percent
64Dominican Republic8.2Percent
65Niger3.8Percent
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Topics

#economic#percent#child#employment#agriculture#female#economically#active#children#ages

Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2016).

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