economic2016

Child employment in services (% of 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.

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Key Insights

Global Average
23.7Percent
Median: 21.9Percent
Countries Covered
65
with available data
Highest
Niger
81.0Percent
Lowest
Kyrgyzstan
0.8Percent
Top 5 Countries
1Niger81.0Percent
2Dominican Republic61.2Percent
3Chile60.3Percent
4Venezuela58.9Percent
5Uruguay58.6Percent
By Region
North America41.2Percent(2 countries)
South America40.5Percent(6 countries)
Asia25.4Percent(9 countries)
Other21.3Percent(40 countries)
Europe17.8Percent(2 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.8Percent)High (81.0Percent)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 23.7Percent)

North America (2)
South America (6)
Asia (9)
Other (40)
Europe (2)
Africa (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
1Niger81.0Percent
2Dominican Republic61.2Percent
3Chile60.3Percent
4Venezuela58.9Percent
5Uruguay58.6Percent
6Mexico53.9Percent
7Costa Rica53.5Percent
8Jordan42.6Percent
9Colombia41.4Percent
10Philippines40.2Percent
11Belize39.1Percent
12South Sudan38.2Percent
13Nicaragua38.0Percent
14El Salvador37.8Percent
15Brazil35.6Percent
16Paraguay35.3Percent
17Portugal33.3Percent
18Bangladesh33.3Percent
19Honduras32.8Percent
20Peru31.1Percent
21Egypt30.4Percent
22Malawi28.7Percent
23Guatemala28.5Percent
24Yemen27.3Percent
25Panama27.2Percent
26Türkiye27.1Percent
27Indonesia26.5Percent
28Burkina Faso24.9Percent
29Togo24.3Percent
30Sudan23.7Percent
31Rwanda22.3Percent
32Cambodia22.2Percent
33Morocco21.9Percent
34Guinea18.8Percent
35Liberia18.5Percent
36Bolivia18.5Percent
37Ghana18.1Percent
38Sri Lanka17.4Percent
39Kenya16.5Percent
40Vietnam16.2Percent
41Ecuador15.7Percent
42Pakistan14.6Percent
43Sierra Leone13.4Percent
44Mongolia12.3Percent
45Mali12.3Percent
46India10.4Percent
47Lesotho10.4Percent
48Nigeria10.2Percent
49Albania9.3Percent
50Madagascar8.2Percent
51Cameroon8.2Percent
52Namibia8.0Percent
53Azerbaijan7.4Percent
54Zambia7.0Percent
55United Republic of Tanzania4.8Percent
56Ethiopia3.7Percent
57Uganda3.1Percent
58Nepal3.1Percent
59Republic of The Gambia2.7Percent
60Senegal2.6Percent
61Lao People's Democratic Republic2.4Percent
62Romania2.3Percent
63Moldova, Republic of2.2Percent
64Timor-Leste1.0Percent
65Kyrgyzstan0.8Percent
Showing 65 of 65 countries

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Data Source

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

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