Labor force participation rate for ages 15-24, female (%) (modeled ILO estimate)

The labor force participation rate among young females aged 15-24 reflects the percentage of this demographic actively engaged in the workforce, engaging in the production of goods and services. This metric serves as a crucial indicator of economic engagement and empowerment, offering insights into the opportunities available to young women in various economies. A higher participation rate often signifies greater accessibility to education, vocational training, and employment opportunities, while lower rates can highlight systemic barriers, societal norms, or economic conditions that limit their participation. Analyzing this data can shed light on broader socioeconomic trends, gender disparities, and the effectiveness of policies aimed at promoting gender equality and youth employment in the labor market. Source: