Male/female ration in the lowest administrative levels

In the portrait of the female TAO chairman the low ratio of female officers was mentioned. I now could find a statistics which shows this quite clearly, even though it only lists the numbers for the lowest central administrative levels, the subdistrict (Tambon) and village (Muban). It not only lists the leaders of these two levels, but also the assistants.

Thai	Officer	Male	Female	Ratio
กำนัน	Subdistrict headman	6647	274	4
ผู้ใหญ่บ้าน	Village headman	64692	4042	6
แพทย์ประจำ ตำบล	Subdistrict doctor	4912	1355	22
สารวัตรกำนัน	Deputy subdistrict headman	12984	1219	9
ผู้ช่วย ผู้ใหญ่บ้าน ฝ่ายปกครอง	Deputy village headmen (administrative)	117158	19651	14
ผู้ช่วย ผู้ใหญ่บ้าน ฝ่ายรักษาความสงบ	Deputy village headmen (security)	31480	178	1

Noticeable is the fact that the ratio of females increases with the lower positions - more village headwomen than subdistrict headwomen, more female assistants than headmen. Only two numbers strike out - the subdistrict doctors with 22% and the security affairs village headman assistant with only 1%.

The table lists all the numbers for each province as well, so the overall ratio is highest for Singburi (27%), and lowest in Chiang Rai and Yala with only 2%.

I could create a similar ratio from the list of province governors and vice governors. This includes only 1 female province governor (out of 75) in Phayao and a total of 8 vice governors (out of 171), thus 1% and 4% respectively.