CPIA gender equality rating (1=low to 6=high) - Policy & institutions - Public Sector - World Development Indicators

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Gender equality assesses the extent to which the country has installed institutions and programs to enforce laws and policies that promote equal access for men and women in education, health, the economy, and protection under law.

Rank	Country	Value
CPIA gender equality rating (1=low to 6=high) - Policy & institutions - Public Sector - World Development Indicators (2008)
1	Grenada	5
2	Moldova	5
3	Armenia	4.50
4	Bosnia and Herzegovina	4.50
5	Vietnam	4.50
6	Cape Verde	4.50
7	Georgia	4.50
8	Kyrgyzstan	4.50
9	Bolivia	4
10	Cambodia	4
11	Azerbaijan	4
12	Burundi	4
13	Mauritania	4
14	Bangladesh	4
15	Sri Lanka	4
16	Bhutan	4
17	Guyana	4
18	Honduras	4
19	Maldives	4
20	Lesotho	4
21	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	4
22	Uzbekistan	4
23	Tajikistan	4
24	Ghana	4
25	Timor-Leste	3.50
26	Benin	3.50
27	Burkina Faso	3.50
28	Tanzania	3.50
29	Vanuatu	3.50
30	Samoa	3.50
31	Zambia	3.50
32	Eritrea	3.50
33	Guinea	3.50
34	Gambia	3.50
35	India	3.50
36	Laos	3.50
37	St. Lucia	3.50
38	Dominica	3.50
39	Madagascar	3.50
40	Mali	3.50
41	Mongolia	3.50
42	Mozambique	3.50
43	Malawi	3.50
44	Nicaragua	3.50
45	Nepal	3.50
46	Rwanda	3.50
47	Senegal	3.50
48	Uganda	3.50
49	Angola	3
50	Cameroon	3
51	Republic of the Congo	3
52	Kenya	3
53	Sierra Leone	3
54	Sao Tome and Principe	3
55	Togo	3
56	Ethiopia	3
57	Nigeria	3
58	Tonga	3
59	Solomon Islands	3
60	Comoros	3
61	Haiti	3
62	Democratic Republic of the Congo	3
63	Central African Republic	2.50
64	Ivory Coast	2.50
65	Guinea-Bissau	2.50
66	Niger	2.50
67	Chad	2.50
68	Kiribati	2.50
69	Djibouti	2.50
70	Papua New Guinea	2.50
71	Zimbabwe	2.50
72	Sudan	2
73	Afghanistan	2
74	Pakistan	2
75	Yemen	2

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CPIA gender equality rating (1=low to 6=high) - Policy & institutions - Public Sector - World Development Indicators

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