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Females, as a share of public paid employees

Females, as a share of public paid employees, reported by Worldwide Bureaucracy Indicators in the World Bank Open Data catalog.

📅 2021📏 %12 entries
  1. 🇦🇲Armenia0.63%
  2. 🇲🇳Mongolia0.60%
  3. 🇨🇷Costa Rica0.60%
  4. 🇧🇷Brazil0.55%
  5. 🇦🇷Argentina0.55%
  6. 🇵🇦Panama0.54%
  7. 🇵🇾Paraguay0.53%
  8. 🇹🇭Thailand0.52%
  9. 🇧🇴Bolivia0.50%
  10. 🇵🇪Peru0.49%
  11. 🇸🇻El Salvador0.43%
  12. 🇬🇭Ghana0.41%
Stems start at zero, so the length of each stem is the entry’s value.
1
🇦🇲Armenia
0.63%
2
🇲🇳Mongolia
0.60%
3
🇨🇷Costa Rica
0.60%
4
🇧🇷Brazil
0.55%
5
🇦🇷Argentina
0.55%
6
🇵🇦Panama
0.54%
7
🇵🇾Paraguay
0.53%
8
🇹🇭Thailand
0.52%
9
🇧🇴Bolivia
0.50%
10
🇵🇪Peru
0.49%
11
🇸🇻El Salvador
0.43%
12
🇬🇭Ghana
0.41%

Highlights

As of 2021, Armenia ranks first with 0.63%, followed by Mongolia (0.60%) and Costa Rica (0.60%).

Across 12 countries and territories, values run from 0.63% (Armenia) to 0.41% (Ghana), with a median of 0.53%.

By region, the top 10 is made up of 7 from the Americas and 3 from Asia.

Source: World Bank Open Data — Females, as a share of public paid employees, 2021. Unit: %.

Source: World Bank Open Data — Females, as a share of public paid employees · CC BY 4.0 · fetched Oct 17, 2026