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Working children out of school vs. hours worked by children
The vertical axis shows out-of-school working children as a share of all working children (ages 7-14). The horizontal axis shows average weekly hours worked by working children (including working children in and out of school; ages 7-14). Working children are those involved in economic activity for at least one hour in the reference week of the survey.
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International Labour Organization, UNICEF, and World Bank (2026)
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