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Economy, jobs and prices in Bas-Uele, Democratic Republic of the Congo: official figures

25.5% of people in Bas-Uele used at least a basic drinking water service (an improved source within a 30-minute round trip) in 2017-18, 10th highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 33.6%).

Do people in Bas-Uele have toilets?

17.5% of people in Bas-Uele used an improved toilet not shared with other households (basic sanitation) in 2017-18, 10th highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 13.5%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (with UNICEF) · saved copy

How many households in Bas-Uele have a mobile phone?

42.7% of households in Bas-Uele owned a mobile phone in 2017-18, 1.3% a television and 41.1% a radio; 0.7% had internet access at home. Mobile phone ownership was 13th highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 51.8%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (with UNICEF) · saved copy

What is the unemployment rate in Bas-Uele?

The INS EQUIBB 2016 survey measured unemployment (ILO definition) at 0.3% in Bas-Uele, joint 3rd lowest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 3.7%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (Ministry of Planning) · saved copy

How many households in Bas-Uele farm?

93.8% of households in Bas-Uele practised farming in 2016, the highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 64.0%).

Source: Institut National de la Statistique (Ministry of Planning) · saved copy

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How Bas-Uele compares with other provinces

Population using at least basic drinking water (2017-18)

Bas-Uele ranks 10 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionPopulation using at least basic drinking water
7Nord-Kivu34.3%
8Kongo Central33.0%
9Mai-Ndombe28.9%
10Bas-Uele25.5%
11Lomami24.6%
12Équateur23.9%
13Kasaï-Oriental23.5%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (with UNICEF) · saved copy

Unemployment rate (ILO definition) (2016)

Bas-Uele ranks 24 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionUnemployment rate (ILO definition)
20Tshuapa0.6%
21Lomami0.5%
22Kwango0.4%
23Sud-Ubangi0.3%
24Bas-Uele0.3%
25Mongala0.1%
26Kasaï0.1%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (Ministry of Planning) · saved copy

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