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Poverty and living standards in Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo: official figures

23.8% of people in Ituri lived in households in the poorest fifth of the country by household assets and housing in 2017-18, and 2.9% in the richest fifth; the share in the poorest fifth was 10th lowest of the 26 provinces (20% would be the national average).

How common is child labour in Ituri?

23.5% of children aged 5 to 17 in Ituri were in child labour in the week before the 2017-18 survey, 4th highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 14.7%).

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

Are births registered in Ituri?

54.2% of children under five in Ituri had their birth registered with the civil authorities in 2017-18, 5th highest of the 26 provinces (DR Congo: 40.1%).

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

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How Ituri compares with other provinces

People in the poorest national wealth fifth (2017-18)

Ituri ranks 17 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionPeople in the poorest national wealth fifth
14Kwango27.2%
15Kwilu26.8%
16Tanganyika26.5%
17Ituri23.8%
18Haut-Lomami19.8%
19Tshopo19.0%
20Haut-Uele17.3%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (with UNICEF) · saved copy

Children 5-17 in child labour (2017-18)

Ituri ranks 4 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionChildren 5-17 in child labour
1Haut-Uele29.6%
2Bas-Uele29.4%
3Sud-Ubangi27.4%
4Ituri23.5%
5Maniema23.0%
6Nord-Ubangi20.3%
7Kasaï20.1%
Source: Institut National de la Statistique (with UNICEF) · saved copy

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