Man-Shortage Countries / Countries with a Shortage of Men 2022

Global Reports About Man Shortage Countries

Man-to-woman Between 2015 and 2019, the average annual change in ratios was 0.1 percentage points. As of 2015, the World Atlas estimates that there are 101,8 men for every 100 women in the world. However, there are regions with a much larger male population.

1. Kazakhstan

In Kazakhstan, the male-to-female ratio is 0.92. The Caspian Sea marks the western boundary of this Central Asian former Soviet republic. Both China and Russia are located to the southeast and northeast, respectively.

2. Moldova

Moldova has a total of 0.91 males for every 1 woman. This former Soviet republic is sandwiched between Ukraine and Romania. Forests, hills, and vineyards make up the majority of its territory, and it opens to the Chorne Sea through the Saratsky District, which in turn links to the Black Sea via the Dniester Estuary.

3. Monaco

Southern France and Italy converge at Monaco, a Mediterranean coastal republic with a male-to-female population ratio of 0.91 to 1. Across from the island of Corsica in the French Riviera, at the confluence of the Balearic and Tyrrhenian seas.

4. Hungary

Lake Balaton in Hungary is flanked by the Uplands National Park, and the country is sandwiched between Slovakia and Serbia. Northeast of this park lies the Tihany Peninsula. The male-to-female ratio in this nation is 0.91.

5. Russia

The population density of Russia, the biggest country in both geographical area and population, is 0.88 males for every female. It includes both Eastern Europe and Northern Asia. On three sides, including some places directly across from the Sea of Japan, there is coastal land.

6. Estonia

Estonia is made up of 1500 islands and has a male-to-female population ratio of 0.88 to 1. It is located to the southwest of Latvia, in the Gulf of Riga. To the north lies the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland, while to the south is Latvia.

7. El Salvador

El Salvador’s southern boundary is the North Pacific Ocean, while its northern neighbour, Honduras, is to the northeast. The countries of Guatemala and Costa Rica are located to the northwest and southeast, respectively. There are 88 men for every woman in this nation in Central America.

8. Lithuania

The Baltic Sea may be reached by land from the northwest corner of Lithuania. It has a southwest connection to Poland and a southeast border with Belarus. The proportion of men to women is 0.87 to 1.

9. Belarus

The ratio of males to females in Belarus is 0.87 to 1. The capital of Belarus, Minsk, is known as the “everlasting city” because of how many times it has been destroyed and rebuilt. It is possible to reach the Dnipro and Pripyat rivers from the Kyivs’ke Reservoir.

10. Latvia

On its northeastern edge, Latvia is bounded by the Gulf of Rigo, which leads directly into the Baltic Sea. Just to the north of it is Estonia. The ratio of males to females in this nation is 0.85 to 1.

11. Ukraine

Ukraine has a coastline that extends out into the Chorne Sea to the northwest of the Black Sea. A neighbourhood close to Klevan has taken on the moniker “The Tunnel of Love.” The ratio of men to women is 0.85 to 1.

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12. Nepal

Although there seem to be almost two million more women in Nepal than males, the country is often seen to be a largely patriarchal nation. It has a southwest border with India and has a male-female population ratio of roughly .838 to 1.

Pakistan’s neighbours to the south and southeast are Bangladesh and Bhutan, while to the north and northeast is China.