The table illustrates the percentages of government leadership and management positions held by women across five countries in the year 2000.
Overall, female representation in management was consistently higher than in parliamentary leadership in all five nations. Additionally, Norway had the highest proportion of women in government leadership, whereas Italy topped the chart for management.
In terms of parliamentary leadership, Norway led the group with 36% of seats filled by women, followed by Canada at 28%. Trinidad and Tobago recorded a moderate figure of 19%, while Italy and Uruguay registered the lowest proportions at 10% and 8%, respectively.
Regarding management positions, Italy recorded the highest percentage of female leaders at 54%, closely followed by Norway at 52%. Trinidad and Tobago accounted for 40% of female managers, while Canada and Uruguay shared the lowest proportion in this category, both standing at 37%.
