Latin America and Caribbean Compared by Education > Ratio of female to male primary enrollment

DEFINITION: Ratio of female to male primary enrollment is the percentage of girls to boys enrolled at primary level in public and private schools.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Saint Kitts and Nevis	105.57	2005
2	Bermuda	103.31	2005
3	Suriname	100.41	2005
4	Jamaica	100.27	2004
5	Barbados	99.84	2005
6	Honduras	99.79	2004
7	Ecuador	99.78	2005
8	Bolivia	99.76	2004
9	The Bahamas	99.62	2005
10	Peru	99.47	2004
11	Argentina	99.3	2003
12	Dominica	98.87	2005
13	Costa Rica	98.78	2005
14	Colombia	98.19	2005
15	Guyana	98.17	2004
16	Mexico	98.11	2004
17	Venezuela	97.99	2005
18	Uruguay	97.76	2003
19	Belize	97.61	2005
20	Nicaragua	97.17	2005
21	Panama	97.07	2005
22	Trinidad and Tobago	96.99	2005
23	Paraguay	96.74	2003
24	Aruba	96.52	2005
25	El Salvador	96.44	2005
26	Grenada	95.86	2005
27	Chile	95.38	2004
28	Cuba	95.36	2005
29	Dominican Republic	95.22	2005
30	Brazil	94.49	2003
31	Haiti	94.4	1991
32	Guatemala	92.33	2005
33	Saint Lucia	92.16	2005
34	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	89.76	2005
35	Cayman Islands	88.73	2005

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Iran ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Muslim countries in 2005.
Bermuda ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Hot countries in 2005.
Afghanistan has ranked last for ratio of female to male primary enrollment since 1999.
Armenia ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Christian countries in 2005.
The Gambia ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Sub-Saharan Africa in 2004.
Mauritania ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Former French colonies in 2005.
Iraq ranked last for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst OPEC countries in 2005.
Saint Kitts and Nevis ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Latin America and Caribbean in 2005.
Mongolia ranked first for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst East Asia and Pacific in 2005.
Israel ranked third for ratio of female to male primary enrollment amongst Middle Eastern and North Africa in 2004.

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