High enrolment rates The TT programme targets girls and boys whether they are enrolled in school or not, but it focuses on primary schools in seven high-risk districts in Coast Province (Mombasa, Malindi, Kilifi, Tana River, Lamu, Kwale and Taita Taveta).
By and large, the return to higher education is higher in poor countries than in rich ones (see chart 2), except in the Middle East, where high enrolment combined with low growth has led to high graduate unemployment.
"The university has a high enrolment in the entrepreneurs' club, but most take a look at the loans they have taken out [to pay for their tuition] and the uncertainty involved in setting up a business and they end up taking corporate jobs.
Uganda has achieved a high enrolment rate in primary schools of over 96 per cent.
In Uganda, success in achieving high enrolment has meant far more orphans have been able to enter school.
"Even in countries where we have got high enrolment rates of children going to school, we still find that children with disabilities are not even counted for.
Our sample size, despite high enrolment of available residents and students, was small by virtue of this being a single centre study.
CHIs tend to target all socio-economic groups including rural and urban resource poor, and marginalised, thus making their sustainability largely dependent on high enrolment rates (7, 16).
Trust also influences enrolment into the CHF, hence the constraints of enforcing mandatory health insurance coverage in the Tanzanian context and the necessity of high enrolment for greater redistributive potential, emphasizes the importance of building trust in scheme management.
Whilst primary level (grades 1-4) hattainedned very high enrolment rates with gender parity achieved, teenage girls form the largest share of out of school children in the country.
