Sentence examples for pre-primary enrollment from inspiring English sources

I find that municipalities with higher median income and more inequality are less likely to allocate revenue to education or to expand pre-primary enrollment.

PPP purchasing power parity Fig. 3 Pre-primary enrollment and per capita income (PPP), 2005.

Pre-Primary Enrollment : (EFA Global Monitoring Report Database,2002), (World Bank World Development Indicators Database 2013) & (UN ChildInfo MICS Database 2007-2010).

The substantial increases in enrollment have surpassed the national goal for pre-primary enrollment established in the Education Sector Strategic Plan for 2003-2015: 75 percent by 2015.

Government of Cambodia: Track pre-primary enrollment rates separately for children from disadvantaged groups to facilitate monitoring their access to programming.

In UNICEF-supported provinces, the increase in pre-primary enrollment among 3-to-5-year-olds between 2006-2007 and 2009-2010 waslightlyly greater (5.6 percentage points).

The total school enrollment in Newark city was 75,025 in the 2006 2010 ACS, with pre-primary school enrollment of 10,560, elementary or high school enrollment of 46,691 and college enrollment of 17,774.

Although the result is less stark, the same holds for secondary (Fig. 2) and pre-primary (Fig. 3) enrollment rates.

The enrollment rate at pre-primary level is 15%; the government's target is to reach 60% enrollment by 2010.

As might be expected therefore, the enrollment rate at pre-primary level tends to be low.

Effectiveness: Increasing Access and Coverage Enrollment rates for pre-primary education services have risen since 2006-2007 but fall short of government targets.