Name: Share of private paid employees with health insurance
Creator: Worldwide Bureaucracy Indicators

Share of private paid employees who have health insurance. Breakdowns include whether employees have health insurance among private paid employees.

Share of private employees with health insurance by country in 2017 (share of private paid employees with health insurance)

In 2017, Chile had the highest value (0.91) among 5 countries, while Ecuador had the lowest (0.01).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Chile	0.91	+1.0%
1	Bosnia and Herzegovina (2015)	0.88	+0.9%
1	Argentina (2021)	0.61	+2.3%
1	Colombia (2020)	0.55	-1.8%
1	Nicaragua (2005)	0.25	+10.3%
1	Maldives (2016)	0.25	–
1	Cameroon (2014)	0.21	–
1	Lesotho (2018)	0.06	–
2	Uruguay	0.88	+0.3%
2	Moldova (2015)	0.85	+2.9%
2	Paraguay (2021)	0.3	-20.4%
2	Peru (2005)	0.22	-4.1%
2	South Africa (2020)	0.21	+6.3%
2	Liberia (2014)	0.19	-40.5%
2	Uganda (2016)	0.12	+8.9%
2	Angola (2018)	0.06	–
3	Costa Rica	0.73	+15.2%
3	The Gambia (2015)	0.29	–
3	Egypt (2005)	0.2	–
3	Mexico (2020)	0.19	–
3	Ghana (2021)	0.16	+3.8%
3	Malawi (2016)	0.11	-39.6%
3	Niger (2014)	0.09	+179.1%
3	Armenia (2018)	0.06	-74.2%
4	Guatemala	0.26	-0.0%
4	Kenya (2015)	0.25	–
4	Honduras (2016)	0.07	–
4	Burkina Faso (2014)	0.05	–
5	Sierra Leone (2015)	0.11	-73.8%
5	Ecuador	0.01	-6.0%
6	Djibouti (2015)	0.04	–

Share of private paid employees with health insurance

Share of private employees with health insurance by country in 2017 (share of private paid employees with health insurance)