1. Anna Rita Manca
European Institute for Gender Equality
anna.manca@eige.europa.eu
EU Youth Conference , Lithuanian Presidency
Vilnius, 10 September 2013

6. 6
Difference between the gender gap in the
unemployment rate of the population 25-74 and
NEETs 15-29 yrs (2002)
Greater unemployment gender
gap among 25-74 population
Greater unemployment
gender gap among NEETs
15-29 population

7. Difference between the gender gap in the
unemployment rate of the population 25-74 and
NEETs 15-29 yrs (2005)
Greater unemployment gender
gap among 25-74 population
Greater unemployment
gender gap among NEETs
15-29 population

8. 8
Difference between the gender gap in the
unemployment rate of the population 25-74 and
NEETs 15-29 yrs (2012)
Greater unemployment gender
gap among 25-74 population
Greater unemployment
gender gap among NEETs
15-29 population

10. 10
EU 28 NEETs rate among lowest skilled (ISCED 0-2)

11. 11
EU 28 NEETs rate among higher skilled (ISCED 3-6)

12. 12
EU 28 NEETs rate among persons not employed
(unemployed and inactive)

13. 13
EU 28 NEETs rate among unemployed persons

15. Gender Equality Index vs NEETs rate
ρ = - 0.40

16. 16
Gender Equality Index: Work vs NEETs rate
ρ = - 0.49

17. 17
Gender Equality Index: Knowledge vs NEETs rate
ρ = - 0.35

18. 19
The number of countries with greater unemployment
gender gap among NEETs population has increased;
Countries with higher gender equality experience lower
NEETs rate;
The dynamic of NEETs is diverse for women and men,
therefore it is fundamental to tailor properly the policy
intervention.
In ten years time (2002-2012)

19. 20

20. 21
Thank you for your attention!
Anna Rita Manca
anna.manca@eige.europa.eu
@mancaan