New results from Tajikistan’s 2025 Labor Force Survey reveal that nearly half of young women in the country are neither working nor studying. The finding points to persistent structural weaknesses in Tajikistan’s labor market, particularly affecting women. The survey indicates a high NEET (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) rate among young women, raising concerns about gender inequality and lost economic potential. Experts say the issue requires targeted policies to improve women’s access to education and employment opportunities. The data underscores a pressing challenge for Tajikistan’s development goals.
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