Gambia
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Gambia is ranked 157 out of 193 countries, based on 25 indicators
Gambia in the Lead 👑
Gambia is the best in the world in 4 indicators
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💻 Leading in Digital Public Services Transparency
In 2024, Gambia achieved a remarkable score of 8.33 in digital public services and transparency for business entry, showcasing its commitment to digital governance.
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📦 Dominance in Exporting to Low- and Middle-Income Economies
In 2023, 97.38% of Gambia's merchandise exports were directed to low- and middle-income economies outside its region, demonstrating a strong international trade presence.
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🌍 Significant Exports to Europe & Central Asia
In 2023, 96.95% of Gambia's merchandise exports were sent to low- and middle-income economies in Europe & Central Asia, emphasizing its strategic trade relationships.
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🛡️ Strong Social Safety Net Programs
In 2015, Gambia's social safety net programs accounted for 55.15% of the total welfare of beneficiary households, showcasing a robust support system for its citizens.
Gambia Following Behind 😭
Gambia ranks last in the world on 10 indicators
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⚡ Challenges in Utility Service Regulations
With a score of 36.46 in 2024, Gambia faces challenges in the quality of regulations governing utility services, impacting business operations.
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🏢 Low Business Location Appeal
Gambia's overall score for business location was 33.42 in 2024, indicating room for improvement in attracting businesses.
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👷🏾 Labor Market Challenges
In 2024, Gambia's labor market scored 49.22, reflecting ongoing challenges in labor dynamics and employment opportunities.
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📉 Low Contribution of Communications and Computer Services
In 2023, communications and computer services accounted for only 1.12% of Gambia's service exports, highlighting a need for diversification in service sectors.
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🌾 Struggling with Food Production
Gambia's food production index stood at 71.08 in 2022, indicating a significant challenge in meeting food production needs compared to the 2014-2016 baseline.
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🚜 High Child Employment in Agriculture
In 2015, a staggering 94.65% of economically active children aged 7-14 in Gambia were employed in agriculture, highlighting a significant challenge in child labor practices.
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👨👩👧👦 Prevalence of Unpaid Child Family Workers
In 2015, 94.62% of children in employment aged 7-14 were unpaid family workers in Gambia, indicating a reliance on child labor within family units.
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🔨 High Percentage of Children Working Only
In 2015, 56.63% of children in employment aged 7-14 were engaged in work only, without attending school, highlighting a critical area for educational improvement.
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👶🏽 High Child Employment Rates
In 2015, 43.37% of children aged 7-14 in Gambia were involved in employment, with a notable 44.05% of females and 42.84% of males engaged in study and work.
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🛡️ Limited Social Safety Net Coverage
In 2015, only 0.55% of the richest quintile in Gambia were covered by social safety net programs, indicating a gap in social protection.
