For courses in the treated departments, enrolment fell by about 19%.
Like many other schools evacuated into the countryside, the City of London School's enrolment fell from 700 to 430 during the war, although no pupil was killed or injured as a direct result of enemy fire.
In Haiti, acute malnutrition rose from 3.4 per cent in 1990 to 7.8 per cent in 1994-95, and school enrolment fell from 83 per cent in 1990 to 57 per cent in 1994.
However, if attrition is reduced to 0% and graduation and public sector entry is increased to 100% by 2010, the increase in training enrolment required falls to a factor of three (3×) for doctors.
Enrolment has fallen from 240 to 227, with a few children going off to private schools.
This price rise comes at a time when enrolment is falling; for American mid-level schools it is down 20% over the decade.In comparison, the schools at the ends of the spectrum look more appealing.
Here, one in four adults is living with HIV; inflation is at more than 1,200 per cent; school enrolment is falling; malnutrition is climbing; and life expectancy is crashing.
Indeed, in the Central African Republic and Swaziland, AIDS caused school enrolment to fall by 25 30% at the beginning of the millennium (UNAIDS, 2002) and, in a high-density community in Zimbabwe, nearly 72% of children affected by AIDS were not in school, compared to just 29% of children not affected by AIDS (Kembo, 2010).
If attrition is reduced to 0% and graduation and public sector entry is increased to 100% by 2010, the increase in training enrolment required only falls to a factor of three (3×) for clinical officers, two (2×) for nurses, and one (1×) for midwives.
The enrolment rate is falling.
