Sentence examples for primary enrolment rate from inspiring English sources

Tanzania trebled the proportion of national income spent on education and saw its primary enrolment rate double.

The gross primary enrolment rate increased from 82% in the 2004/2005 academic year to 101% in the 2005/2006 academic year (Sommeiller and Wodon 2014).

Country wide, the primary enrolment rate is 51.3 per cent(6) for girls compared to 58.6 per cent(6) for boys.

The education system in Burundi was seriously affected as a result of the war, as national primary enrolment rates plummeted by close to 15% during the conflict (World Bank 2016).

A community mobilizes Years of conflict and violence have destroyed an already fragile education system in CAR, where primary enrolment rates have not improved in 15 years.

New ways of subsistence Years of conflict and violence have destroyed an already fragile education system in CAR, where primary enrolment rates have not improved in 15 years.

Under-five mortality rates have been cut by more than half; net primary enrolment rates are over 95 per cent and a number of policies have been put in place to prevent violence against children.

Whereas primary-enrolment rates in richer districts are close to 100%, in some poorer districts they remain below 60%.

More children than ever are now attending primary school, with primary school enrolment rate increasing from 85 per cent in 2000 to 91 per cent in 2011.

Primary education was made compulsory in 2002, resulting in a national primary school enrolment rate of more than 90 per cent by 2006.

Pakistan Male Adult literacy rate 52% Number of illiterates (millions) 20 Net primary school enrolment rate 49% Female Adult literacy rate 26% Number of illiterates (millions) 28 Net primary school enrolment rate 38% • Education spending as % of GNP Pakistan 2.7% Nigeria 0.7% • Military spending as % of GNP Pakistan 5.7% Nigeria 1.4% Source: World Bank.