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economic2016

Child employment in agriculture, male (% of male 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
70.5Percent
Median: 74.0Percent
Countries Covered
65
with available data
Highest
Kyrgyzstan
99.4Percent
Lowest
Tajikistan
23.8Percent
Top 5 Countries
1Kyrgyzstan99.4Percent
2Timor-Leste98.2Percent
3Moldova, Republic of97.1Percent
4Ethiopia96.8Percent
5United Republic of Tanzania96.7Percent
By Region
Africa77.3Percent(6 countries)
Europe74.5Percent(2 countries)
Other74.2Percent(40 countries)
Asia61.6Percent(9 countries)
North America58.8Percent(2 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (23.8Percent)High (99.4Percent)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 70.5Percent)

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

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 ↕
1Kyrgyzstan99.4Percent
2Timor-Leste98.2Percent
3Moldova, Republic of97.1Percent
4Ethiopia96.8Percent
5United Republic of Tanzania96.7Percent
6Romania96.4Percent
7Lao People's Democratic Republic96.0Percent
8Uganda94.4Percent
9Zambia93.6Percent
10Republic of The Gambia92.8Percent
11Azerbaijan91.9Percent
12Namibia91.5Percent
13Nigeria90.9Percent
14Madagascar90.6Percent
15Cameroon90.2Percent
16Nepal89.0Percent
17Senegal89.0Percent
18Kenya87.3Percent
19Mongolia84.7Percent
20Ghana84.6Percent
21Sierra Leone84.2Percent
22Mali83.8Percent
23Albania83.7Percent
24Vietnam80.7Percent
25Liberia80.3Percent
26Ecuador79.3Percent
27Guinea78.9Percent
28Burkina Faso78.3Percent
29Togo78.1Percent
30Yemen77.9Percent
31Bolivia75.4Percent
32Malawi74.1Percent
33Honduras74.0Percent
34Guatemala72.1Percent
35Sudan71.7Percent
36Indonesia71.2Percent
37Pakistan70.7Percent
38South Sudan69.5Percent
39Panama69.2Percent
40Rwanda66.7Percent
41Sri Lanka66.6Percent
42El Salvador66.5Percent
43Cambodia65.8Percent
44Philippines64.4Percent
45Nicaragua63.9Percent
46Peru63.7Percent
47Paraguay61.2Percent
48Brazil60.9Percent
49Colombia53.4Percent
50Morocco52.7Percent
51Portugal52.7Percent
52Egypt51.5Percent
53Türkiye49.4Percent
54India47.7Percent
55Mexico45.5Percent
56Venezuela41.7Percent
57Costa Rica41.5Percent
58Jordan40.9Percent
59Jamaica36.8Percent
60Uruguay36.7Percent
61Chile34.6Percent
62Bangladesh34.1Percent
63Dominican Republic28.5Percent
64Niger26.0Percent
65Tajikistan23.8Percent
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Topics

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

Data Source

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

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