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Economy, jobs and prices in Hela, Papua New Guinea: official figures

11.0% of women aged 15-49 in Hela were currently employed (worked in the past 7 days, or were in regular work but away) in the 2016-18 Demographic and Health Survey, the the lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 29.0%.

Women aged 15-49 in work
11.0%
2016-18
Men aged 15-49 in work
17.7%
2016-18
Women with a bank account
6.1%
2016-18
People with basic drinking water
28.8%
2016-18

How many men are employed in Hela?

17.7% of men aged 15-49 in Hela were currently employed in the 2016-18 Demographic and Health Survey, the lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 45.6%.

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many women in Hela have non-farm jobs?

Of women aged 15-49 in Hela who were currently employed, 58.6% did non-agricultural work (the rest mainly farming or other agricultural work, or unrecorded), 10th highest of 22 provinces; national figure 51.7% (2016-18 survey).

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many women in Hela have a bank account?

6.1% of women aged 15-49 in Hela have and use an account in a bank or other financial institution, the lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 18.4% (2016-18 survey).

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many women in Hela own a mobile phone?

20.5% of women aged 15-49 in Hela own a mobile phone, 4th lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 34.1% (2016-18 survey).

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many men in Hela own a mobile phone?

47.8% of men aged 15-49 in Hela own a mobile phone, 10th lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 50.3% (2016-18 survey).

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people in Hela have clean drinking water?

28.8% of people in Hela lived in a household with at least basic drinking water service (an improved source within a 30-minute round trip) in the 2016-18 survey, 4th lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 44.2%.

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many people in Hela have a proper toilet?

9.3% of people in Hela had at least basic sanitation (an improved toilet not shared with other households) in the 2016-18 survey, the lowest of 22 provinces; national figure 24.0%.

Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How Hela compares with other provinces

Women aged 15-49 currently employed (2016-18)

Hela ranks 22 of 22, highest first. Demographic and Health Survey estimate; small provinces carry wider margins of error

RankRegionWomen aged 15-49 currently employed
16Morobe22.7%
17Jiwaka21.8%
18Western Highlands18.0%
19Enga17.0%
20Northern Province15.2%
21Southern Highlands13.0%
22Hela11.0%
Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

Women aged 15-49 who have and use a bank account (2016-18)

Hela ranks 22 of 22, highest first. Demographic and Health Survey estimate

RankRegionWomen aged 15-49 who have and use a bank account
16East Sepik12.2%
17Enga12.0%
18Gulf Province10.8%
19Southern Highlands10.2%
20Madang10.1%
21West Sepik10.0%
22Hela6.1%
Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

People with at least basic drinking water service (2016-18)

Hela ranks 19 of 22, highest first. Demographic and Health Survey estimate

RankRegionPeople with at least basic drinking water service
16Chimbu37.3%
17Jiwaka35.9%
18East Sepik32.9%
19Hela28.8%
20Northern Province28.3%
21Enga27.7%
22Southern Highlands14.8%
Source: National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

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