According to the World Bank report on women’s economic equality, what score was assigned to law enforcement related to women’s economic rights?

The law enforcement score in the World Bank’s global index on women’s economic equality stands at 53 out of 100. This score measures the effectiveness of institutions responsible for implementing and enforcing laws that promote women’s economic participation. Despite the presence of gender-equality legislation in many countries, enforcement mechanisms such as regulatory oversight, judicial effectiveness, and institutional capacity remain weak in several economies. The relatively lower enforcement score compared to legal rights highlights a significant gap between the existence of legal provisions and their practical application in real economic and social environments.