National Geographic USA - 11.2019

JUSTICE

SECURITY

INCLUSION

ZAMBIAUGANDA

MOZAMBIQUE

MALDIVESBOTSWANA

TOGO

TURKEYSENEGAL

BENIN

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

IRAN

BHUTAN

SAUDI ARABIA

TUNISIAETHIOPIA

AZERBAIJAN

GABON

LESOTHO

THE GAMBIA

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE

COMOROS

JORDANANGOLA

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

MALAWI

MOROCCO

INDIA

GUINEA

BURKINA FASOMADAGASCARCÔTE D

’IVOIRE

BURUNDI

HAITI

ESWATINI

BANGLADESH

ALGERIALIBERIADJIBOUTINIGERIALEBANON

CAMEROON

CONGO

MYANMAR

EGYPT

MAURITANIASIERRA LEONE

SOMALIA

NIGERCHADSUDANLIBYAMALI

CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.

DEM. REP. OF THE CONGO

IRAQ

SOUTH SUDAN

PAKISTAN

SYRIA

AFGHANISTAN

YEMEN

BAHRAIN

VENEZUELA

NEPALBELIZE

BARBADOSNICARAGUAUZBEKISTANPHILIPPINESHONDURASVIETNAMTHAILANDTANZANIAINDONESIA

KUWAIT

TAJIKISTAN

BRAZIL

CABO VERDE

KENYA

SOLOMON ISLANDS

CAMBODIA

MEXICO

COLOMBIA

UKRAINE

GUATEMALA

SRI LANKA

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1 0 No data
Range shown on map
Best Wo r s t
Overall country score
Norway
0.9
Yemen
0.35
United States
0.85

GLOBAL VIEW

The 11 measures are

combined to yield

each nation’s overall

score, shown in the map

at right. Differences

between countries can

be wide, but no coun-

try attains a perfect 1

ranking or scores 0.

Bahrain a new mandate
ays a woman can go out
f her home only with her
usband’s permission.

In Iran financial inclusion ranks

high: More than 90 percent

of women have a banking or

other type of account.

In South Sudan at least

47 percent of women expe-

rienced intimate partner vio-

lence in the past year.

Afghanistan reserves

27 percent of legislative

seats for women, surpass-

ing the global average.

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Son bias

When the ratio

of boys’ to girls’

births exceeds

the natural rate

Legal discrimination

Laws limiting women’s

participation in society or

differentiating between

men and women

al and informal discrimination

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