Using the 2001 census what does the LFPRNEAP calculate data in south Africa?

The LFPRNEAP, or Labor Force Participation Rate for Non-Employed Adults in the Population, uses data from the 2001 census in South Africa to measure the proportion of working-age individuals who are either employed or actively seeking employment. This statistic helps to assess the engagement of adults in the labor market, providing insights into economic conditions and employment trends. By analyzing this data, policymakers can better understand workforce dynamics and implement strategies to enhance job creation and labor participation.