GGGR 2023

User’s Guide Global Gender Gap Report 2023 June 2023 How to read the Economy Profiles The Economy Profiles section of the report presents a two-page profile for each of the 146 economies covered by this year’s edition. The first page corresponds to the index results, and the second offers a complementary set of contextual indicators and metrics for that economy. The Global Gender Gap Report 2023 is complemented by a digital explorer, which provides detailed Economy Profiles of all economies featured in the index, as well as a Data Explorer tool enabling the reader to explore 2006-2023 detailed index results, rankings and comparisons by economy, region, indicator and subindex. The Global Gender Gap Data Explorer can be found at http://reports. weforum.org/global-gender-gap-report-2023 . Economy selection To monitor the state of gender parity across the widest possible range of countries, the index performance for an economy is computed when recent data is available for at least 12 of the 14 indicators composing the index. Obsolescence varies by indicator; while most data points date from the past two years or less, for a few cases, up to 10-year-old data points are used for the calculation. Given the update to the labour-force participation rate data series introduced this year, an allowance is made for this edition to include data up to 2010 in individual cases for this particular indicator. Economy Profiles Each Economy Profile is divided into three sections: The first section 1 presents each country’s overall Global Gender Gap Index rank out of the 146 reviewed countries and its progress, represented on a 0-to-1 scale, towards closing the gender gap and achieving full gender parity (benchmark score of 1). The radar chart on the top left-hand side of each Economy Profile gives an overview of the country’s scores for each of the four subindexes relative to the ideal outcome of full gender parity (score of 1) and the global average score of all economies in the Index weighted by population across all economies. Global Gender Gap Index 2023 Edition Angola score average score 0.605Economy 0.738Education 0.976 Health 0.305Politics Overview Index and Subindex2023 Score Rank2022 Score Rank Global Gender Gap Index 0.656 118th 0.638 125th Economic Participation and Opportunity 0.605 107th 0.637 99th Educational Attainment 0.738 142nd 0.693 142nd Health and Survival 0.976 44th 0.976 50th Political Empowerment 0.305 46th 0.246 59th Global Gender Gap Index Indicators 2023 Indicator Rank Score*Difference F-M Min Max Economic Participation and Opportunity 107th 0.605 - - Labour-force participation rate % 3rd 0.956 -3.44 0-100 Wage equality for similar work 1-7 (best) 95th 0.600 - - Estimated earned income int'l $ 1,000 53rd 0.682 -2.24 0-150 Legislators, senior officials and managers % 126th 0.181 -69.28 0-100 Professional and technical workers % 126th 0.420 -40.86 0-100 Educational Attainment 142nd 0.738 - - Literacy rate % 130th 0.755 - - Enrolment in primary education % - - - - - Enrolment in secondary education % 138th 0.643 -22.03 0-200 Enrolment in tertiary education % 112th 0.889 -1.25 0-200 Health and Survival 44th 0.976 - - Sex ratio at birth** % 1st 0.944 - - Healthy life expectancy** years 56th 1.050 - - Political Empowerment 46th 0.305 - - Women in parliament % 46th 0.506 -32.80 0-100 Women in ministerial positions % 30th 0.600 -25.00 0-100 Years with female/male head of state (last 50) 80th 0.000 -50.00 0-50Economy Profile AngolaScore (imparity = 0, parity = 1) 0.656Rank (out of 146 countries) 118thIndex Edition 2023 Compare with Global average 0 1 Female vs Male Min Max - 78.16 74.72 - 7.04 4.80 84.64 15.36 70.43 29.57 - - - 61.77 39.74 11.26 10.01 - - - - 66.40 33.60 62.50 37.50 50.00 01 2 The second section 2 of each Economy Profile provides an overview of each economy’s ranks and scores on the four subindexes of the Global Gender Gap Index, as well as on the individual indicators that compose each subindex. For each of the indicators, column one displays the country’s rank; column two displays the country’s score; column three locates the country’s score against the population-weighted global average for that indicator (out of 146 economies); column four displays the gap between the female and male value; column five charts the female and male value on a scale, respectively; and, finally, column six provides the minimum and maximum value used to scale each indicator in the previous column. Although full-precision values have been used for calculating ratios and scores, rounded values to one decimal are displayed to facilitate reading. The “n/a” symbol indicates where data is unavailable, and the symbol “-” indicates where the statistic cannot be computed. Economy scores are highlighted by a colour scale – increasing by 20% intervals from light blue (0.0–0.2; worst) to dark blue (0.8–1.0; best) – to help the reader visually interpret the index results. The female-male values and their gaps are Global Gender Gap Report 2023 77