economic2025

Unemployment with basic education, female (% of female labor force with basic education) — series 2

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2025. 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
9.8% of female labor force with basic education
Median: 7.5% of female labor force with basic education
Countries Covered
185
with available data
Highest
Djibouti
53.3% of female labor force with basic education
Lowest
Qatar
0.2% of female labor force with basic education
Top 5 Countries
1Djibouti53.3% of female labor force with basic education
2Slovakia47.1% of female labor force with basic education
3South Africa42.8% of female labor force with basic education
4Eswatini39.5% of female labor force with basic education
5Iraq36.6% of female labor force with basic education
By Region
Africa13.2% of female labor force with basic education(9 countries)
Europe13.1% of female labor force with basic education(32 countries)
Other9.6% of female labor force with basic education(107 countries)
Oceania7.4% of female labor force with basic education(2 countries)
North America7.0% of female labor force with basic education(4 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.2% of female labor force with basic education)High (53.3% of female labor force with basic education)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 9.8% of female labor force with basic education)

Africa (9)
Europe (32)
Other (107)
Oceania (2)
North America (4)
South America (7)
Asia (24)

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 2025. 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
1Djibouti53.3% of female labor force with basic education
2Slovakia47.1% of female labor force with basic education
3South Africa42.8% of female labor force with basic education
4Eswatini39.5% of female labor force with basic education
5Iraq36.6% of female labor force with basic education
6Puerto Rico35.1% of female labor force with basic education
7Mauritania31.5% of female labor force with basic education
8Montenegro30.6% of female labor force with basic education
9Sweden29.4% of female labor force with basic education
10Yemen28.7% of female labor force with basic education
11Botswana27.1% of female labor force with basic education
12Haiti24.0% of female labor force with basic education
13Angola24.0% of female labor force with basic education
14Finland23.9% of female labor force with basic education
15Somalia20.8% of female labor force with basic education
16Spain19.4% of female labor force with basic education
17Lesotho19.3% of female labor force with basic education
18Morocco19.2% of female labor force with basic education
19Mali19.1% of female labor force with basic education
20Estonia18.8% of female labor force with basic education
21New Caledonia18.3% of female labor force with basic education
22Latvia18.1% of female labor force with basic education
23Curaçao17.6% of female labor force with basic education
24Malawi17.5% of female labor force with basic education
25The Republic of North Macedonia17.3% of female labor force with basic education
26Republic of the Congo17.0% of female labor force with basic education
27Belize17.0% of female labor force with basic education
28Bahamas16.5% of female labor force with basic education
29Marshall Islands16.4% of female labor force with basic education
30Bulgaria16.3% of female labor force with basic education
31Greece16.1% of female labor force with basic education
32Greenland16.0% of female labor force with basic education
33Canada15.8% of female labor force with basic education
34State of Palestine15.2% of female labor force with basic education
35Bosnia and Herzegovina14.9% of female labor force with basic education
36Tuvalu14.8% of female labor force with basic education
37Suriname14.7% of female labor force with basic education
38Hungary14.3% of female labor force with basic education
39Lebanon14.2% of female labor force with basic education
40Namibia13.8% of female labor force with basic education
41Lithuania13.7% of female labor force with basic education
42Guyana13.6% of female labor force with basic education
43France13.6% of female labor force with basic education
44Micronesia, Federated States of13.4% of female labor force with basic education
45Tunisia13.3% of female labor force with basic education
46South Sudan13.0% of female labor force with basic education
47Monaco12.9% of female labor force with basic education
48Romania12.9% of female labor force with basic education
49Rwanda12.8% of female labor force with basic education
50Nepal12.6% of female labor force with basic education
51Uruguay12.6% of female labor force with basic education
52Austria12.6% of female labor force with basic education
53Armenia12.3% of female labor force with basic education
54Saint Lucia12.3% of female labor force with basic education
55Ukraine12.1% of female labor force with basic education
56Antigua and Barbuda12.0% of female labor force with basic education
57Zimbabwe12.0% of female labor force with basic education
58Italy11.9% of female labor force with basic education
59Bermuda11.9% of female labor force with basic education
60Mozambique11.8% of female labor force with basic education
61Denmark11.6% of female labor force with basic education
62Ireland11.6% of female labor force with basic education
63Grenada11.4% of female labor force with basic education
64Norway11.3% of female labor force with basic education
65Senegal10.7% of female labor force with basic education
66Azerbaijan10.5% of female labor force with basic education
67Pakistan9.8% of female labor force with basic education
68Belgium9.8% of female labor force with basic education
69Cape Verde9.8% of female labor force with basic education
70Samoa9.5% of female labor force with basic education
71Colombia9.5% of female labor force with basic education
72Jordan9.5% of female labor force with basic education
73Brazil9.4% of female labor force with basic education
74Panama9.4% of female labor force with basic education
75Guinea9.3% of female labor force with basic education
76Croatia9.3% of female labor force with basic education
77Dominican Republic9.3% of female labor force with basic education
78Belarus9.1% of female labor force with basic education
79Chile9.0% of female labor force with basic education
80Afghanistan8.7% of female labor force with basic education
81Slovenia8.6% of female labor force with basic education
82Türkiye8.4% of female labor force with basic education
83Kazakhstan8.3% of female labor force with basic education
84Australia8.2% of female labor force with basic education
85Algeria8.2% of female labor force with basic education
86Switzerland8.2% of female labor force with basic education
87Barbados8.1% of female labor force with basic education
88United Kingdom8.0% of female labor force with basic education
89Albania7.9% of female labor force with basic education
90Costa Rica7.9% of female labor force with basic education
91Luxembourg7.5% of female labor force with basic education
92Iceland7.5% of female labor force with basic education
93Russian Federation7.5% of female labor force with basic education
94Portugal7.5% of female labor force with basic education
95United States of America7.5% of female labor force with basic education
96Ethiopia7.3% of female labor force with basic education
97Serbia7.2% of female labor force with basic education
98Burkina Faso6.9% of female labor force with basic education
99Sao Tome and Principe6.9% of female labor force with basic education
100San Marino6.9% of female labor force with basic education
101Brunei Darussalam6.7% of female labor force with basic education
102New Zealand6.6% of female labor force with basic education
103Kyrgyzstan6.5% of female labor force with basic education
104Honduras6.5% of female labor force with basic education
105Mauritius6.3% of female labor force with basic education
106Netherlands6.3% of female labor force with basic education
107Germany6.3% of female labor force with basic education
108Liberia6.2% of female labor force with basic education
109Paraguay6.2% of female labor force with basic education
110Poland6.2% of female labor force with basic education
111Nauru6.1% of female labor force with basic education
112Cayman Islands6.1% of female labor force with basic education
113Egypt6.0% of female labor force with basic education
114Czech Republic6.0% of female labor force with basic education
115Republic of The Gambia5.7% of female labor force with basic education
116Cameroon5.7% of female labor force with basic education
117Mongolia5.7% of female labor force with basic education
118Cyprus5.6% of female labor force with basic education
119Cuba5.5% of female labor force with basic education
120Trinidad and Tobago5.3% of female labor force with basic education
121Nicaragua5.3% of female labor force with basic education
122Islamic Republic of Iran5.1% of female labor force with basic education
123Sudan4.9% of female labor force with basic education
124Bhutan4.7% of female labor force with basic education
125Venezuela4.6% of female labor force with basic education
126Tajikistan4.5% of female labor force with basic education
127Kenya4.5% of female labor force with basic education
128Seychelles4.4% of female labor force with basic education
129Maldives4.3% of female labor force with basic education
130Fiji4.3% of female labor force with basic education
131Sri Lanka4.2% of female labor force with basic education
132Ghana4.2% of female labor force with basic education
133Israel4.2% of female labor force with basic education
134Kiribati4.0% of female labor force with basic education
135Zambia3.9% of female labor force with basic education
136Comoros3.9% of female labor force with basic education
137Saudi Arabia3.8% of female labor force with basic education
138Malaysia3.8% of female labor force with basic education
139Vanuatu3.7% of female labor force with basic education
140Malta3.7% of female labor force with basic education
141Georgia3.6% of female labor force with basic education
142Palau3.3% of female labor force with basic education
143People's Republic of China3.2% of female labor force with basic education
144Peru3.2% of female labor force with basic education
145Sierra Leone3.1% of female labor force with basic education
146South Korea3.1% of female labor force with basic education
147Singapore3.0% of female labor force with basic education
148Guinea-Bissau2.9% of female labor force with basic education
149Cote d'Ivoire2.8% of female labor force with basic education
150Guatemala2.8% of female labor force with basic education
151Papua New Guinea2.6% of female labor force with basic education
152Argentina2.5% of female labor force with basic education
153United Republic of Tanzania2.5% of female labor force with basic education
154El Salvador2.4% of female labor force with basic education
155Bangladesh2.3% of female labor force with basic education
156Nigeria2.2% of female labor force with basic education
157Tonga2.2% of female labor force with basic education
158Bolivia2.2% of female labor force with basic education
159Mexico2.2% of female labor force with basic education
160Togo2.2% of female labor force with basic education
161Jamaica2.2% of female labor force with basic education
162United Arab Emirates2.2% of female labor force with basic education
163Timor-Leste2.1% of female labor force with basic education
164Philippines2.1% of female labor force with basic education
165Hong Kong2.0% of female labor force with basic education
166Benin1.9% of female labor force with basic education
167Chad1.7% of female labor force with basic education
168Uganda1.7% of female labor force with basic education
169Ecuador1.6% of female labor force with basic education
170Indonesia1.6% of female labor force with basic education
171India1.6% of female labor force with basic education
172Macao1.6% of female labor force with basic education
173Myanmar1.4% of female labor force with basic education
174Democratic Republic of the Congo1.3% of female labor force with basic education
175Madagascar1.2% of female labor force with basic education
176Vietnam1.1% of female labor force with basic education
177Moldova, Republic of1.0% of female labor force with basic education
178Lao People's Democratic Republic0.7% of female labor force with basic education
179Burundi0.7% of female labor force with basic education
180Oman0.7% of female labor force with basic education
181Niger0.6% of female labor force with basic education
182Solomon Islands0.4% of female labor force with basic education
183Thailand0.4% of female labor force with basic education
184Cambodia0.2% of female labor force with basic education
185Qatar0.2% of female labor force with basic education
Showing 185 of 185 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2025).

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