Economically active children, male (most recent) by country

Rank	Countries	Amount	Date
# 1	Chad:	73.45 %	2000
# 2	Togo:	73.4 %	2000
# 3	Sierra Leone:	72.5 %	2000
# 4	Ethiopia:	67.87 %	2001
# 5	Guinea-Bissau:	67.4 %	2000
# 6	Central African Republic:	66.5 %	2000
# 7	Burkina Faso:	65.4 %	1998
# 8	Cambodia:	52.37 %	2001
# 9	Guinea:	47.2 %	1994
# 10	Senegal:	43.19 %	2000
# 11	Nepal:	42.2 %	1999
# 12	Tanzania:	41.47 %	2001
# 13	Albania:	41.12 %	2000
# 14	Côte d'Ivoire:	40.9 %	2000
# 15	Comoros:	40.77 %	2000
# 16	Congo, Democratic Republic of the:	39.9 %	2000
# 17	Burundi:	38.38 %	2000
# 18	Rwanda:	36.1 %	2000
# 19	Lesotho:	34.18 %	2000
# 20	Moldova:	34.12 %	2000
# 21	Mali:	32.3 %	2001
# 22	Guyana:	32.2 %	2000
# 23	Kazakhstan:	30.3 %	1996
# 24	Angola:	30 %	2001
# 25	South Africa:	29 %	1999
# 26	Ghana:	28.48 %	2000
# 27	Madagascar:	26.12 %	2001
# 28	Guatemala:	25.87 %	2000
# 29	Argentina:	25.4 %	1997
# 30	Gambia, The:	25.36 %	2000
# 31	Mongolia:	23.47 %	2000
# 32	Bosnia and Herzegovina:	22.8 %	2000
# 33	Ecuador:	22.12 %	2001
# 34	Uzbekistan:	22 %	2000
# 35	Sudan:	21.45 %	2000
# 36	Bangladesh:	20.9 %	2003
= 37	Peru:	20.4 %	1994
= 37	Sri Lanka:	20.4 %	1998
= 37	Bolivia:	20.4 %	2000
# 40	Mexico:	20 %	1996
# 41	Nicaragua:	17.52 %	2001
# 42	Iraq:	17.45 %	2000
# 43	El Salvador:	17.06 %	2003
# 44	Dominican Republic:	16.7 %	2000
# 45	Colombia:	16.6 %	2001
# 46	Honduras:	16.51 %	2002
# 47	Philippines:	16.26 %	2001
# 48	Namibia:	16.19 %	1999
# 49	Uganda:	15.04 %	2003
# 50	Zambia:	15.02 %	1999
# 51	Cameroon:	14.47 %	2001
# 52	Morocco:	13.5 %	1999
# 53	Zimbabwe:	13.3 %	1999
# 54	Yemen:	12.38 %	1999
# 55	Azerbaijan:	12.01 %	2000
# 56	Paraguay:	11.71 %	1999
# 57	Swaziland:	11.43 %	2000
# 58	Venezuela:	11.4 %	2003
# 59	Chile:	10.55 %	2003
# 60	Kyrgyzstan:	9.7 %	1998
# 61	Costa Rica:	9.68 %	2002
# 62	Belize:	9.62 %	2001
# 63	Brazil:	9.5 %	2003
# 64	Malawi:	9.43 %	2000
# 65	East Timor:	7.1 %	2001
# 66	Panama:	6.4 %	2000
# 67	India:	5.3 %	2000
= 68	Trinidad and Tobago:	5.2 %	2000
= 68	Turkey:	5.2 %	1999
# 70	Portugal:	4.59 %	2001
# 71	Egypt:	4 %	1998
# 72	Kenya:	3.74 %	2000
# 73	Romania:	1.7 %	2000
# 74	Jamaica:	1.5 %	2000
	Weighted average:	25.5 %

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

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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