World Bank: 80% of working single mothers in Bolivia in informal sector

A World Bank report highlights that 80% of working single mothers in Bolivia are employed in the informal sector, reflecting economic precarity and lack of social protections. The story of Gabriela, a single mother working from 5 AM and supplementing income with sales, illustrates the broader challenge of single-headed households sustaining themselves. This underscores structural labor market issues and potential social vulnerability, though the report's full scope and methodology are not detailed.