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Labor Statistics > Economically active children, female (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Sierra Leone: 72.7 %   2000 Time series
# 2     Togo: 71.6 %   2000 Time series
# 3     Burkina Faso: 67.7 %   1998 Time series
# 4     Central African Republic: 67.6 %   2000 Time series
# 5     Guinea-Bissau: 67.5 %   2000 Time series
# 6     Chad: 66.45 %   2000 Time series
# 7     Nepal: 52.4 %   1999 Time series
# 8     Cambodia: 52.14 %   2001 Time series
# 9     Guinea: 49.5 %   1994 Time series
# 10     Ethiopia: 45.88 %   2001 Time series
# 11     Comoros: 42.19 %   2000 Time series
# 12     Côte d'Ivoire: 40.5 %   2000 Time series
# 13     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 39.8 %   2000 Time series
# 14     Tanzania: 39.22 %   2001 Time series
# 15     Burundi: 35.68 %   2000 Time series
# 16     Moldova: 32.81 %   2000 Time series
# 17     Albania: 31.84 %   2000 Time series
= 18     Angola: 30.3 %   2001 Time series
= 18     Rwanda: 30.3 %   2000 Time series
# 20     Kazakhstan: 29.1 %   1996 Time series
# 21     Ghana: 28.43 %   2000 Time series
# 22     Senegal: 27.75 %   2000 Time series
# 23     Lesotho: 27.52 %   2000 Time series
# 24     Guyana: 27 %   2000 Time series
# 25     South Africa: 26.4 %   1999 Time series
# 26     Gambia, The: 25.27 %   2000 Time series
# 27     Madagascar: 25.13 %   2001 Time series
# 28     Mongolia: 20.59 %   2000 Time series
# 29     Mali: 18.6 %   2001 Time series
# 30     Bolivia: 17.98 %   2000 Time series
# 31     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 17.6 %   2000 Time series
# 32     Cameroon: 17.41 %   2001 Time series
# 33     Sudan: 16.78 %   2000 Time series
# 34     Argentina: 16 %   1997 Time series
# 35     Zimbabwe: 15.3 %   1999 Time series
# 36     Peru: 15.2 %   1994 Time series
# 37     Namibia: 14.69 %   1999 Time series
# 38     Uzbekistan: 13.98 %   2000 Time series
# 39     Yemen: 13.97 %   1999 Time series
# 40     Guatemala: 13.93 %   2000 Time series
# 41     Bangladesh: 13.91 %   2003 Time series
# 42     Zambia: 13.88 %   1999 Time series
# 43     Ecuador: 13.56 %   2001 Time series
# 44     Sri Lanka: 13.4 %   1998 Time series
# 45     Morocco: 12.8 %   1999 Time series
# 46     Malawi: 11.63 %   2000 Time series
# 47     Uganda: 11.3 %   2003 Time series
# 48     Swaziland: 10.88 %   2000 Time series
# 49     Philippines: 10.04 %   2001 Time series
# 50     Iraq: 9.67 %   2000 Time series
# 51     Mexico: 9.5 %   1996 Time series
# 52     Egypt: 8.9 %   1998 Time series
# 53     El Salvador: 8.11 %   2003 Time series
= 54     Dominican Republic: 8.1 %   2000 Time series
= 54     East Timor: 8.1 %   2001 Time series
# 56     Colombia: 7.7 %   2001 Time series
# 57     Kyrgyzstan: 7.6 %   1998 Time series
# 58     Azerbaijan: 7.33 %   2000 Time series
# 59     Chile: 6.88 %   2003 Time series
# 60     Venezuela: 6.6 %   2003 Time series
# 61     Nicaragua: 6.5 %   2001 Time series
# 62     Honduras: 6.14 %   2002 Time series
# 63     Belize: 5.25 %   2001 Time series
# 64     India: 5.1 %   2000 Time series
# 65     Brazil: 4.61 %   2003 Time series
# 66     Kenya: 4.42 %   2000 Time series
# 67     Paraguay: 4.4 %   1999 Time series
# 68     Turkey: 3.85 %   1999 Time series
# 69     Costa Rica: 3.48 %   2002 Time series
# 70     Trinidad and Tobago: 2.8 %   2000 Time series
# 71     Portugal: 2.63 %   2001 Time series
# 72     Panama: 1.4 %   2000 Time series
# 73     Romania: 1.1 %   2000 Time series
# 74     Jamaica: 0.6 %   2000 Time series
Weighted average: 21.9 %  


DEFINITION: Economically active children refer to children involved in economic activity for at least one hour in the reference week of the survey.
% of female children ages 7-14

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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"Economically active children, female by country", World Development Indicators database. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/lab_eco_act_chi_fem-labor-economically-active-children-female

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