In 1990, men accounted for 66.6 per cent of the economically active population, while women accounted for 28 per cent.

The percentage accounted for by women studying in higher learning institutions is trending upward, but the participation of women in the system of higher technical education remains fairly low in the 2003 2004 school year, women accounted for 17 in industry and 10 in agriculture.

Santa Fe de Bogotá, Ministry of Employment and University of the Andes, 1995 and Catalina Turbay and Elvia Acuña.

GLOBAL PARTICIPATION RATES BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, 1993 1995

Participation to date beyond this list is low.

Registered unemployment rate among women, employment rate among women (as a part of total female population), economically active women rate, women's participation in executive authority, and ratio between men and women aged over 15 in literacy.

(v) To facilitate efficient and effective participation of non governmental organizations

Initial increase and subsequent decline in total employment rates.

(e) To facilitate efficient and effective participation of non governmental organizations

There was in depth discussion of ways and means of improving both overall and regional rates of participation in the surveys.

As stated earlier, the participation of rates of women in the labour force are increasing.

The accumulated sum was 13 percent higher than the level of participation suggested should be the case.

Furthermore, both the employment (62.7 percent) and participation rates (67.6 percent) are at record levels as the economy nears its sustainable rate of output and employment growth.

GROSS RATE

In addition, three sets of participant growth assumptions were used.

Despite these measures, however, participation of men has never exceeded 30 rate.

115. In recent years, the female labour force participation ratio in Argentina has increased considerably.

GLOBAL RATE

Labor force participation will be key to shaping this environment. As it stands, the low official unemployment rate can be explained partly by declining participation rates, especially among workers aged 25 54.

Between 1984 and 2002, its participation in international trade had increased at an average annual rate of only 4.6 per cent compared with a global rate of 7.5 per cent.

Further opportunities for boosting access were provided by engagement with SWAps.

Women's participation had increased in all spheres of public decision making.

The average voter participation for the period between the attainment of independence and 1977 was 73.37 per cent.

(b) Apportioning the remaining amount according to the ratio of the liability of active participants in the terminating organization to that of the entire Fund.

When necessary, it recommends amendments to the Regulations which govern, inter alia, the rates of contribution by the participants (currently 7.9 per cent of their pensionable remuneration) and by the organizations (currently 15.8 per cent), eligibility for participation and the benefits to which participants and their dependants may become entitled.

Overall labor force participation remained fairly stable (66.9 percent in 1996 67.8 percent in 2000 and 65.7 percent in 2003), but rose slightly for males in those years from 83.5 to 84.2 and then 85.3 percent, but fluctuated for females in the period 1996 2000 (moving from 50.7 percent in 1996 to 56.5 percent in 2000), and decreased in the period 2000 2003 (falling to 46.3 percent in 2003).

The participants apos representatives stressed that retention of the 6.5 per cent interest rate constituted a substantial actuarial benefit for the Fund, the financial impact of which was borne solely by the participants.

The effectiveness and efficiency of participation is influenced by the language used between actors.

The previous decade had shown a continuous increase in women's participation and the figures for 2004 were the highest to date.

However, turnout stood at only 16 percent, compared to 34 percent in last parliamentary election in 2016 when 66 percent of the registered voters cast their ballot.

Welcoming the achievement of the goal of a 35 per cent overall participation rate of women in posts subject to geographical distribution,

The involvement of Governments in this process should help the commissions achieve greater effectiveness and efficiency.

Use a gradient for parameters

A number of factors may be responsible for the relatively low female labour force participation rate.

Overall Brazilian participation in international trade had declined from 1.39 per cent in 1984 to a mere 0.79 per cent in 2002.

International training programme on women in community development, income generation and fertility management programme, Bangkok.

Participation and retention

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However, it was only 52 per cent of total unemployment in 1994, the reason being the lower participation rate of females in the labour market compared with that of males.

The feminization rates, or, in other words, the proportion of females to males, show that economically active rural women account for 26 per cent in proportion to total economically active males.

One potential solution is broad based profit sharing programs. Together with job training and opportunities for workers to participate in problem solving and decision making, such programs have been shown to foster employee engagement and loyalty, reduce turnover, and boost productivity and profitability.

Rural women make up 28.4 per cent of the rural labour force and their rate of participation is at its highest in the 9 15 and 20 24 age groups.

373. The higher proportion of economically active women seems to be associated with an increase in their educational levels.

That would enable additional interested countries to participate in the Committee apos s discussions without impairing its efficiency.

There was a high level of voter participation, raising hopes that the future of the Region will be based on democratic participation.