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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1   Czech Republic: 26 
#2   Mali: 15.1 
#3   Malaysia: 13.6 
#4   Chad: 8.4 
#5   Peru: 8.3 
#6   Vietnam: 6 
#7   Gambia, The: 5.7 
#8   Albania: 4.9 
#9   Jordan: 4.8 
#10   Slovenia: 4.2 
#11   South Africa: 3.5 
#12   Thailand: 3.2 
#13   Cyprus: 2.2 
#14   United Arab Emirates: 2.2 
#15   Seychelles: 1.7 
#16   Monaco: 1.5 
#17   Cuba: 1.4 
#18   Zimbabwe: 1.3 
#19   Oman: 1.3 
#20   Uganda: 1.2 
#21   Mauritania: 1.1 
#22   Jamaica: 0.7 
#23   Venezuela: 0.6 
#24   Belize: 0.4 
#25   Trinidad and Tobago: 0.4 
#26   Slovakia: 0.3 
#27   Guatemala: 0.3 
#28   Togo: 0.2 
#29   Sudan: 0 
#30   Swaziland: 0 
Weighted average: 4.0  


DEFINITION: Public expenditure on teaching materials, primary level is the amount spent on teaching materials expressed as a percentage of total public current spending on primary education.

SOURCE: UNESCO

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