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secondary (supplementary) responsibility. On the other hand,

41.34% were not responsible for household livelihood.

II. Labor Force Situation

In 2023, the civilian population of indigenous people over 15 years

of age, excluding active soldiers, supervised population, and missing

population, was 455,319, of which the average number of indigenous

people in the labor force was 291,848, representing a labor force

participation rate of 64.10%; 281,560 people in the labor force were

employed and 10,288 were unemployed, representing a 3.53%

unemployment rate. Compared to the previous year, the labor force

participation rate in 2023 was 1.35 percentage points higher than the 2022

average of 62.75%, and the unemployment rate was 0.29 percentage

points lower than the 2022 average of 3.82%.

III. Employment Situation

1. Industries in which employed persons are engaged: Of the

industries employing indigenous people in 2023, "construction"

accounted for the highest percentage (18.01%); this was

followed by "manufacturing" (14.15%) and "accommodation

and catering" (10.80%). Compared with the entire population,

indigenous people were engaged in "construction" and

"accommodation and catering" at a higher rate.

2. Occupations held by employed persons: Among the occupations

held by employed indigenous people in 2023, the highest

proportion was represented by "service and sales workers"

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