Lowest Unemployment in Ivory Coast

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest unemployment

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All Countries · Ivory Coast

Lowest Unemployment — Ivory Coast

1 Nanbonkaha 87 2.3%

2 Gréikro 78 2.3%

3 Babien 97 2.3%

4 Assikoun 82 2.3%

5 Béinleu 78 2.3%

6 Kiémou 87 2.3%

7 Dananon 96 2.3%

8 Bandoli 92 2.3%

9 Djidji 95 2.3%

10 Aouabo 82 2.3%

11 Nané 78 2.3%

12 Kiramissé 92 2.3%

13 Zokoguhé-Didéguhé 96 2.3%

14 Groguida 82 2.3%

15 Tonho 87 2.3%

16 Gbonkaha 77 2.3%

17 Gazahio 95 2.3%

18 Bakro 94 2.3%

19 Dioulabougou-Boléko 95 2.3%

20 Kananwolo 90 2.3%

21 Abéanou 81 2.3%

22 Néguépié 87 2.3%

23 Gouéda 95 2.3%

24 Ebimpe 93 2.3%

25 Béréni-Dialla 97 2.3%

26 Boahia 92 2.3%

27 Sané-Gazé 95 2.3%

28 Goazra 96 2.3%

29 Djékanou 81 2.3%

30 Elenzué 94 2.3%

31 Bonzi 96 2.3%

32 Palmindustrie Tamabo 82 2.3%

33 Samapleu 78 2.3%

34 Amaragui 76 2.3%

35 Gbily 76 2.3%

36 Pagnébly 78 2.3%

37 Findimanou 94 2.3%

38 Billahio 95 2.3%

39 Ouolo 87 2.3%

40 Kouénoufla Don 96 2.3%

41 Zogbodoua 76 2.3%

42 Pétyonara 90 2.3%

43 Koukoguhé 96 2.3%

44 Bounantinfla 96 2.3%

45 Yopohua 95 2.3%

46 Boua 76 2.3%

47 Blablata 96 2.3%

48 Banoufla 96 2.3%

49 Bawakaha 87 2.3%

50 Mborla-Dioulasso 90 2.3%

51 Karamokola 97 2.3%

52 Donsohouo 95 2.3%

53 Daouo 96 2.3%

54 Bébouo-sibouo 96 2.3%

55 Eboué 94 2.3%

56 Valoua 95 2.3%

57 Dainé II 78 2.3%

58 Kéiténably 78 2.3%

59 Gaoussoukro 94 2.3%

60 Toupah 82 2.3%

61 Transua 92 2.3%

62 Bréguiagui 76 2.3%

63 Bounafla 96 2.3%

64 Lolobo 98 2.3%

65 Bodokro 90 2.3%

66 Agba-Mbayassou 81 2.3%

67 Kétasso 95 2.3%

68 Zahia 96 2.3%

69 Tourvré 87 2.3%

70 Mibrigué 87 2.3%

71 Ahouakro 82 2.3%

72 Djibrosso 97 2.3%

73 Fiékon 96 2.3%

74 Krokroum 82 2.3%

75 Kélégbala 87 2.3%

76 Kossandji 82 2.3%

77 Gbeugréhoa 95 2.3%

78 Suéfla 96 2.3%

79 Brouta 96 2.3%

80 Hallanikro 96 2.3%

81 Adiékro 81 2.3%

82 Kpangban 76 2.3%

83 Gbimanan 97 2.3%

84 Ourouta 96 2.3%

85 Broubrou 82 2.3%

86 Séguié 82 2.3%

87 Guéoulé 78 2.3%

88 Inahiri 76 2.3%

89 Bokéda 95 2.3%

90 Douékpé 78 2.3%

91 Gaboua 96 2.3%

92 Léomidouo 92 2.3%

93 Yaobou 82 2.3%

94 Zakarékro 76 2.3%

95 Brouagui 76 2.3%

96 Guintéguéla 97 2.3%

97 Apron-Pronou 94 2.3%

98 Béréblo 2.3%

99 Ondéfidouo 92 2.3%

100 Mantongouiné 78 2.3%

Cities with the lowest unemployment rates in Ivory Coast represent some of the strongest local job markets. Nanbonkaha has an unemployment rate of just 2.3%. These communities benefit from diverse economies, growing industries, or proximity to major employment centers.

Low unemployment often indicates a healthy local economy with strong demand for workers across multiple sectors. These cities tend to attract new residents and businesses, creating a positive economic cycle of growth and opportunity.

While low unemployment is generally positive, extremely tight labor markets can create challenges for businesses trying to hire and may contribute to upward pressure on wages and, consequently, prices for goods and services.

Did You Know?

1. Nanbonkaha's unemployment rate of 2.3% means virtually everyone who wants a job has one.
2. Cities with unemployment below 3% are generally considered to be at 'full employment' by economists.
3. Low unemployment can actually create challenges for businesses struggling to find workers to fill open positions.

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