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Poverty and living standards in Baghlan, Afghanistan: official figures

36.4% of people in Baghlan were in the poorest fifth of Afghan households by the survey's wealth index (housing, assets and services) in 2022-23, and 14.4% in the richest fifth; the share in the poorest fifth is 6th highest of the 34 provinces (20% for the country by definition).

Household population in the poorest national wealth quintile
36.4%
2022-23

How many children in Baghlan work?

18.4% of children aged 5 to 17 in Baghlan were in child labour in the week before the 2022-23 survey, 16th highest of the 34 provinces (Afghanistan: 19.3%).

Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

How common is child marriage in Baghlan?

24.9% of women aged 20 to 24 in Baghlan were first married before the age of 18, and 13.4% before 15; 13th lowest of the 34 provinces for marriage before 18 (Afghanistan: 28.7% and 9.6%).

Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

Are births registered in Baghlan?

The births of 59.2% of children under five in Baghlan were registered with the National Statistics and Information Authority in 2022-23, 9th highest of the 34 provinces (Afghanistan: 47.8%).

Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

How are children disciplined in Baghlan?

78.8% of children aged 1 to 14 in Baghlan experienced violent discipline (physical punishment or shouting and insults) at home in the month before the survey, 6th lowest of the 34 provinces (Afghanistan: 87.6%).

Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

How Baghlan compares with other provinces

People in the poorest fifth of Afghan households (wealth index) (2022-23)

Baghlan ranks 6 of 34, highest first. 20% nationally by definition

RankRegionPeople in the poorest fifth of Afghan households (wealth index)
3Ghor44.0%
4Badakhshan43.2%
5Farah40.7%
6Baghlan36.4%
7Nuristan34.4%
8Helmand32.1%
9Uruzgan30.1%
Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

Children aged 5-17 in child labour (2022-23)

Baghlan ranks 16 of 34, highest first.

RankRegionChildren aged 5-17 in child labour
13Faryab21.4%
14Ghazni20.3%
15Panjshir19.1%
16Baghlan18.4%
17Ghor18.3%
18Balkh18.2%
19Badghis18.2%
Source: UNICEF Afghanistan in collaboration with the National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA) · saved copy

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