Over the last 9 years, the labor force participation rate in the youth in Mali was decreasing on average by 1.70% each year, although before that, it grew from 57.85 % in 2004 to 59.97 % in 2015.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| National Estimate | 50.62 % in 2020 | WB |
| Madagascar | 71.43 % in 2023 | WB |
| Eritrea | 69.35 % in 2023 | WB |
| Ethiopia | 69.15 % in 2023 | WB |
| South Sudan | 61.2 % in 2023 | WB |
| Mozambique | 60.39 % in 2023 | WB |
| Niger | 60.16 % in 2023 | WB |
| Malawi | 57.49 % in 2023 | WB |
| Burundi | 56.22 % in 2023 | WB |
| Liberia | 55.55 % in 2023 | WB |
| Angola | 53.11 % in 2023 | WB |
| Employment Rate | 48.64 % in 2023 | WB |
| National Estimate | 42.38 % in 2020 | WB |
| ILO estimate | 41.97 % in 2023 | WB |
| Adult | 51.63 % in 2023 | WB |
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