Institutions generally do not keep gender-disaggregated statistics, and do not integrate gender aspects into policies, although they are legally obliged.

Only 20% of women are in management positions in companies.

For a gender pay gap of 16%, women could buy an apartment of at least 31,000 euros.

Women contribute to the GDP of Montenegro with about 2.038 billion euros or 44% of GDP (2018).

More than half of the citizens think that it is best for a woman to dedicate herself to her family and a man to earn money.

Montenegro does not have accurate statistics on women's entrepreneurship.

Citizens believe that women are more often discriminated against in the labor market.

If we continue at this pace, it will take us 257 years to close the economic gap.

In the first three months of the pandemic, women earned € 122.3 million in cash equivalent of the value of unpaid care and domestic work.

Women make up 44% of the working population.

Rural women will work in unpaid jobs up to 15 years.

GDP per capita is € 6,496 for women and € 8,571 for men.

Only 30% of women work in the highest paid jobs.

Women will spend at least 8 years of their lives in household chores.