Socioeconomic Indicators - Uzbekistan

The Socioeconomic Indicators provide a comprehensive look at past, current, and anticipated situations, as well as the performance of social progress in a global comparison. These indicators help understand social developments and evaluate policy decisions.

Structure:

The Socioeconomic Indicators cover five focus areas.

• The Demography focus area shows the households and population-related data.
• The Economic Inequality focus area encompasses diverse indicators used to gauge economic disparity. This section pays attention to GINI coefficients, poverty share, and poverty headcount across different geographical regions.
• The Social Progress focus area includes various indicators to assess different aspects of social progress including the World Press Freedom Index.
• The Education focus area provides government expenditure on education as a percentage of the country's GDP. It also covers the cost of education as the consumer price index for education and schooling year as the average number of years in school.
• The Employment focus area shows the general characteristics of the labor force, such as unemployment and employment rates, labor force participation, labor productivity, average weekly working hours, and average hourly earnings.