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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

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Bosnia and

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Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

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Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

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Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

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Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Index Rank 2013

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ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Maternal mortality

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

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() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Maternal mortality

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Maternal mortality

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

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Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Rank

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Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Rank

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Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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Rank

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Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

52

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Empowering Women ndash Where Does European and Central Asia Standrdquo 20 March

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Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

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Empowering Women ndash Where Does European and Central Asia Standrdquo 20 March

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

52

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Empowering Women ndash Where Does European and Central Asia Standrdquo 20 March

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

52

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CountryHDI

Rank

Gender Inequality

Index Rank 2013

Maternal mortality

ratio 2010

Adolescent birth

rate 20102015

() Share of seats

in parliament 2013

Female Secondary

Education Level ()

Male Secondary

Education Level ()

Participation rate

15+ female 2012

Participation rate

15+ male 2012

Cyprus 32 23 10 55 107 722 796 558 708

Croatia 47 33 170 127 238 850 936 448 585

Montenegro 51 8 152 173 842 947

Belarus 53 28 4 206 295 870 922 499 627

Romania 54 54 27 310 116 861 920 485 647

Russian Federation 57 52 34 257 121 896 925 570 714

Turkey 69 69 20 309 142 390 600 294 708

Kazakhstan 70 59 51 299 182 993 994 675 775

Azerbaijan 76 62 43 400 160 937 974 625 689

Serbia 77 12 169 332 584 736

Georgia 79 67 468 120 562 747

Ukraine 83 61 32 257 94 915 961 530 666

The former

Yugoslav Republic

Macedonia

84 31 10 183 341 402 556 429 673

Bosnia and

Herzegovina86 36 8 151 193 448 700 341 572

Armenia 87 60 30 271 107 941 948 516 734

Albania 95 44 27 153 179 818 879 450 654

Turkmenistan 103 67 180 168 467 765

Moldova 114 51 41 293 198 936 966 370 433

Uzbekistan 116 28 388 192 479 752

Kyrgyzstan 125 64 71 293 233 945 968 557 790

Tajikistan 133 75 65 428 175 899 950 587 769

ECIS Average 36 287 196 704 775 469 651

World mdash 145 474 211 541 642 506 767

51

52

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25

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Empowering Women ndash Where Does European and Central Asia Standrdquo 20 March

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National Post-Disaster Recovery Planning and Coordination · Disaster Recovery Planning and Coordination is to provide practical advice to UNDP Country Offices on how to design and

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Doing business with UNDP · • Effective International Competition, ... The head of the Country Offices, the Resident Representative ... • Evaluation Services DOING BUSINESS WITH

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UNDP Procurement

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Patterns of food consumption and …...Grain sovereignty achieved in 2003 (FAOSTAT & UNDP) 5 Massively consumption of cotton and production of food doubled and got much more diversified

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An Overview of Time Use Surveys - UNDP · These surveys are starting to become more regular and more widespread amongst national statistical offices. Australia conducted its first

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POLÍTICA - UNDP

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UNDP EVALUATION GUIDELINES © UNDP Jan 2019.

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(DIM) - UNDP · 2020-01-04 · (DIM) - UNDP ... undp ...

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UNDP BRIEF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE AND COVID …...2020/04/22  · UNDP Country Offices will need to work on dedicated actions and strategies to prevent and address GBV (see guidance

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UNDP Procurement Services Unit · 2 This publication outlines the services Procurement Services Unit (PSU) offers to country offices and partners to ensure efficient and transparent

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Undp discussion paper governance sustainable dev undp 14

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STAKEHOLDER RESPONSE MECHANISM: OVERVIEW AND … · Through the SRM, UNDP Country Offices, Regional Bureaux and Hubs and Headquarters collaborate in a thorough, good faith effort

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ORIGINAL: ENGLISH PROJECT TITLE: STRENGTHENING OF THE …€¦ · Interior of Turkey. The TADOC Project receives continuous management support from the UNODC and UNDP offices. All

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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) partners … · – March 2016 Project Appraisal Committee 28 October 2014 Mid-term Review November 15 ... midterm results achieved

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World Bank Document€¦ · Offices, Livestock Offices): 100% “satisfied.” Date achieved 08/01/2008 01/01/2007 12/12/2008 06/30/2012 Comments (incl. % achievement) Completion

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