Gambia’s industry sector saw modest shifts, from 11% in 1990 to a peak of 20.9% in 2016, supported by small-scale manufacturing and construction growth. However, subsequent fluctuations brought it down to 17.3% by 2022. Limited diversification and reliance on agriculture impact this sector’s stability. Gambia’s industrial contribution trends highlight challenges in achieving sustainable growth within its small-scale industrial base, which is sensitive to external factors such as global economic conditions and foreign aid.
For a broader context, visit other statistics on Gambia’s population numbers, Gambia’s agriculture share in GDP, Gambia’s import value.
