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Education Statistics > Primary school girls out of school (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1     Somalia: 94% 
= 2     Afghanistan: 86% 
= 2     Niger: 86% 
= 2     Mali: 86% 
# 5     Ethiopia: 84% 
# 6     Eritrea: 76% 
# 7     Burkina Faso: 75% 
# 8     Haiti: 74% 
# 9     Chad: 73% 
# 10     Senegal: 70% 
# 11     Guinea-Bissau: 68% 
= 12     Yemen: 65% 
= 12     Benin: 65% 
= 12     Mozambique: 65% 
# 15     Bhutan: 64% 
= 16     Morocco: 55% 
= 16     Pakistan: 55% 
= 18     Gambia, The: 54% 
= 18     Central African Republic: 54% 
= 20     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 53% 
= 20     Burundi: 53% 
# 22     Nigeria: 51% 
= 23     Nepal: 47% 
= 23     Liberia: 47% 
= 23     Tanzania: 47% 
# 26     Malawi: 46% 
# 27     Madagascar: 44% 
# 28     Saudi Arabia: 43% 
# 29     Togo: 42% 
# 30     Cameroon: 40% 
= 31     India: 39% 
= 31     Rwanda: 39% 
# 33     Guatemala: 34% 
# 34     Papua New Guinea: 33% 
= 35     El Salvador: 29% 
= 35     Lesotho: 29% 
= 35     Turkey: 29% 
= 35     Burma: 29% 
# 39     Oman: 28% 
# 40     Bangladesh: 27% 
= 41     Ghana: 26% 
= 41     Iraq: 26% 
# 43     Romania: 24% 
# 44     Zambia: 23% 
= 45     Colombia: 21% 
= 45     Namibia: 21% 
# 47     Croatia: 20% 
= 48     Nicaragua: 19% 
= 48     Bulgaria: 19% 
# 50     Egypt: 18% 
# 51     Kenya: 17% 
# 52     Dominican Republic: 16% 
# 53     Chile: 13% 
# 54     Trinidad and Tobago: 12% 
= 55     Peru: 11% 
= 55     Bolivia: 11% 
= 55     Algeria: 11% 
= 58     Germany: 10% 
= 58     Ireland: 10% 
= 58     Venezuela: 10% 
= 58     Zimbabwe: 10% 
= 62     Philippines: 9% 
= 62     Honduras: 9% 
= 62     Syria: 9% 
= 62     Austria: 9% 
= 66     Indonesia: 8% 
= 66     Hungary: 8% 
= 66     Panama: 8% 
= 69     Paraguay: 7% 
= 69     South Africa: 7% 
= 69     Iran: 7% 
= 72     Greece: 6% 
= 72     Mauritius: 6% 
= 74     Tunisia: 5% 
= 74     Uzbekistan: 5% 
= 74     China: 5% 
= 74     Switzerland: 5% 
= 74     Uruguay: 5% 
= 74     Argentina: 5% 
= 80     Netherlands: 4% 
= 80     Libya: 4% 
= 80     United Kingdom: 4% 
= 80     Poland: 4% 
= 84     Belgium: 3% 
= 84     Jordan: 3% 
= 84     Canada: 3% 
= 87     Denmark: 2% 
= 87     Mexico: 2% 
= 89     France: 1% 
= 89     Sweden: 1% 
= 89     Australia: 1% 
= 89     Norway: 1% 
= 93     Portugal: 0% 
= 93     Jamaica: 0% 
= 93     Singapore: 0% 
= 93     Japan: 0% 
= 93     Botswana: 0% 
= 93     Cuba: 0% 
= 93     United States: 0% 
Weighted average: 27.1%  

SOURCE: Household survey data, net enrolment data from UNESCO, and data from UNICEF country offices

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