occupied Palestinian territory (oPt)
Selected statistics
PCBS
Updated 6 June 2011
Population:
-
Total
Palestinian population: 4.1 million at mid
year of 2010, distributed
as (62%) in the West Bank and (38%) in Gaza
Strip
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Sex ratio (Male/ 100 Female)
for year 2009 is 103.1%
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Head of household for year
2009 (male) 91%
-
Head of household for year
2009 (Female) 9%
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Percentage of women (less
than 15 years) in the middle of year 2009 ,
41,6%
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Percentage of men (65 years
and over) in the middle of year, 2.5%
Health:
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Percentage of women by
receiving ante-natal care in year 2006 is
98.8%
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Percentage of women by
receiving postnatal care in year 2006 is
30%
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Percent of currently married
women aged (15-19) years who are using a
contraceptive method in year 2006 is 50.2%
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Type of normal Delivery in
year 2006 is 75.9%
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Percentage of Births taking
place in health institution in year 2006 is
96.6%
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Percent of smoker males(12
years and over) in year 2006 is 37%
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Percent of smoker females(12
years and over) in year2006 is 2.2%
Education:
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Literacy Rate of Palestinian
Population (15 Years and Over) for Male in
2008/2009 is 97.4
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Number of male Teachers in Governmental
Schools 2008/2009 is 9,891
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Number of female Teachers in Governmental
Schools 2008/2009 is 11,969
Labor Force:
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Percentage of Participated
Women in Labor Force in year 2009 is 15.5%
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Percentage of Participated
Men in Labor Force in year 2009 is 67%
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Percentage of Women Employed
in Agriculture, Hunting and Fishing in year
2009 is 20.5%
-
Percentage
of Men Employed in Agriculture, Hunting and
Fishing in year 2009 is 9.9%d
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Percentage of Women Employed
in Services and Other Branches in year 2009
is 61.8%
-
Percentage of Men Employed in
Services and Other Branches in year 2009 is
34.7%
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Unemployment Rate (Women) in
year 2009 is 26.4%
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Unemployment Rate (Men) in
year 2009 is 24.1%
(Source:www.pcbs.gov.ps/)

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