INDIA - SOUTH AFRICA GHANA

Usually the rate of urbanisation of since the 1990s has had an adverse impact on the a country is related to the economic base of the lives of the poor and marginalised populations of country. [...] labour market by the decline in agricultural First, it refers to the substantial increase in the production and growing levels of landlessness, participation of women in paid employment in the rising costs of living associated with the developing countries, largely in urban areas, over the privatisation of public welfare services and last few decades. [...] Belize to 94% in Israel.60 In Latin America, 12% of the It is difficult to obtain data on the economic female urban workforce, compared to 0.5% of the value, types of work, and the numbers of girls and male urban workforce, is engaged in domestic work.61 boys and young women and men involved in the Domestic workers provide essential services that urban informal economy. [...] for education, the relationship between levels of Net enrolment ratio is the ratio of the number of national wealth and investment in education, the girls or boys of official primary or secondary school age extent to which national governments are committed enrolled in school to the number of boys and girls of to their state education systems, and how such official primary or secondary school age. [...] research for this data it seems that most countries It was not possible to obtain data for either the have a commitment to reducing the number of regions or the countries about the number of births by pregnancies and thus births for the 15-19 cohorts due young women disaggregated by urban and rural areas to concerns about the ability of girls to stay in and for either the regions or the countries.