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This is the share of women aged 15 and older who are in the labour force (employed or unemployed). It is not female employment, not a gender-equality score, and not a ranking of women's rights. A high participation rate is not the best country for women. A low participation rate is not the worst country for women. Values are modelled estimates. A high rate can reflect economic necessity and informal work. A low rate can reflect unpaid care, education, retirement, labour institutions, demographics, or legal barriers.

Female Labour Force Participation in Marshall Islands

No comparable ILO modelled female labour-force participation estimate is available for this country in the selected year. Why do some countries appear grey on the map?

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What the data says

No comparable ILO modelled female labour-force participation estimate is available for this country in the selected year.

Source & how to read it

Read the full definition, source notes, and methodology for Female Labour Force Participation.

Source
World Bank World Development Indicators
Original producer
International Labour Organization
License
CC BY 4.0
Unit
% of female population ages 15+
Period
2024
Data nature
modelled

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