Employment to population ratio, ages 15-24, female (%) - Labor, migration and population - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators

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Employment to population ratio is the proportion of a country�s population that is employed. Ages 15�24 are generally considered the youth population. Source: International Labour Organization, Key Indicators of the Labour Market database.

Rank	Country	Value
Employment to population ratio, ages 15-24, female (%) - Labor, migration and population - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators (2007)
1	Uganda	74.50
2	Mozambique	73.90
3	Burundi	73.30
4	Guinea	71
5	Burkina Faso	70.60
6	Tanzania	69.70
7	Madagascar	68.90
8	Ethiopia	68
9	Rwanda	65.90
10	Angola	62.60
11	Kenya	55
12	Gambia	53.40
13	Chad	53.10
14	Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa and Nigeria	52.55
15	Malawi	52
16	Guinea-Bissau	50.80
17	Liberia	50.80
18	Democratic Republic of the Congo	50.10
19	Central African Republic	50
20	Benin	48.70
21	Sierra Leone	47.50
22	Somalia	46
23	Sub-Saharan Africa excluding South Africa	45.56
24	Zimbabwe	45.40
25	Sub-Saharan Africa	43.57
26	Senegal	43.50
27	Eritrea	42.90
28	Equatorial Guinea	42.50
29	Comoros	42.40
30	Ghana	42.10
31	Togo	40.80
32	Zambia	40.10
33	Africa	38.73
34	Lesotho	35.40
35	Republic of the Congo	34.90
36	Niger	33.50
37	Gabon	30.80
38	Cape Verde	30.30
39	Mauritania	30.10
40	Mauritius	29
41	Mali	28.40
42	Cameroon	27.40
43	Ivory Coast	27.40
44	Swaziland	25.10
45	Botswana	23.50
46	Algeria	22.70
47	Sudan	18.40
48	Morocco	18.30
49	Nigeria	16.70
50	North Africa	15.64
51	Tunisia	15.40
52	Libya	13.20
53	Namibia	12.70
54	South Africa	12.30
55	Egypt	11.80

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Employment to population ratio, ages 15-24, female (%) - Labor, migration and population - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators

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