Women's Economic Participation

Women’s economic participation refers to the extent to which women are actively involved in the workforce, entrepreneurship, and economic decision-making. It includes the number of women working, their roles, income levels, and opportunities for career growth. Higher participation indicates that women have equal access to jobs, fair pay, and meaningful economic contributions, which can lead to greater gender equality and economic development. It’s an important measure of societal progress, reflecting how inclusive and balanced the economy is in valuing women’s skills and efforts.