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Education Statistics > School enrollment, primary > % net (2002) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     United Kingdom: 99.97 % net   2002 Time series
# 2     Japan: 99.97 % net   2002 Time series
# 3     Denmark: 99.86 % net   2002 Time series
# 4     Korea, South: 99.74 % net   2002 Time series
# 5     Norway: 99.66 % net   2002 Time series
# 6     Spain: 99.57 % net   2002 Time series
# 7     Finland: 99.57 % net   2002 Time series
# 8     Sweden: 99.51 % net   2002 Time series
# 9     New Zealand: 99.38 % net   2002 Time series
# 10     Iceland: 99.34 % net   2002 Time series
# 11     Netherlands: 99.29 % net   2002 Time series
# 12     France: 99.05 % net   2002 Time series
# 13     Italy: 98.72 % net   2002 Time series
# 14     Belgium: 98.71 % net   2002 Time series
# 15     Panama: 98.29 % net   2002 Time series
# 16     Poland: 98.04 % net   2002 Time series
# 17     Israel: 97.93 % net   2002 Time series
# 18     Peru: 97.89 % net   2002 Time series
# 19     Barbados: 97.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 20     Mexico: 97.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 21     Ecuador: 97.59 % net   2002 Time series
# 22     Belize: 97.49 % net   2002 Time series
# 23     Kiribati: 97.38 % net   2002 Time series
# 24     Cuba: 97.15 % net   2002 Time series
# 25     São Tomé and Príncipe: 97.09 % net   2002 Time series
# 26     Albania: 96.82 % net   2002 Time series
# 27     Aruba: 96.81 % net   2002 Time series
# 28     Fiji: 96.79 % net   2002 Time series
# 29     Vanuatu: 96.77 % net   2002 Time series
# 30     Tunisia: 96.71 % net   2002 Time series
# 31     Bahrain: 96.42 % net   2002 Time series
# 32     Luxembourg: 96.2 % net   2002 Time series
# 33     Dominica: 95.98 % net   2002 Time series
# 34     Slovenia: 95.96 % net   2002 Time series
# 35     Greece: 95.95 % net   2002 Time series
# 36     Cyprus: 95.94 % net   2002 Time series
# 37     Estonia: 95.7 % net   2002 Time series
# 38     Saint Lucia: 95.63 % net   2002 Time series
# 39     Lithuania: 95.48 % net   2002 Time series
# 40     Algeria: 95.44 % net   2002 Time series
# 41     Malta: 95.43 % net   2002 Time series
# 42     Indonesia: 95.27 % net   2002 Time series
# 43     Bolivia: 95.18 % net   2002 Time series
# 44     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 95.11 % net   2002 Time series
# 45     Cape Verde: 95.07 % net   2002 Time series
# 46     Ireland: 94.99 % net   2002 Time series
# 47     Switzerland: 94.82 % net   2002 Time series
# 48     Syria: 94.52 % net   2002 Time series
# 49     Lebanon: 94.23 % net   2002 Time series
# 50     Australia: 94.2 % net   2002 Time series
# 51     Cayman Islands: 94.12 % net   2002 Time series
# 52     Bulgaria: 94.02 % net   2002 Time series
# 53     Seychelles: 93.99 % net   2002 Time series
# 54     Mauritius: 93.94 % net   2002 Time series
# 55     United States: 93.93 % net   2002 Time series
# 56     Dominican Republic: 93.66 % net   2002 Time series
# 57     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 93.55 % net   2002 Time series
# 58     Egypt: 93.47 % net   2002 Time series
# 59     Qatar: 93.42 % net   2002 Time series
# 60     Hong Kong: 93.26 % net   2002 Time series
# 61     Jordan: 93.23 % net   2002 Time series
# 62     Malaysia: 93.18 % net   2002 Time series
# 63     Venezuela: 93.01 % net   2002 Time series
# 64     Philippines: 93 % net   2002 Time series
# 65     Vietnam: 92.92 % net   2002 Time series
# 66     Belarus: 92.76 % net   2002 Time series
# 67     Turkey: 92.46 % net   2002 Time series
# 68     Cambodia: 92.42 % net   2002 Time series
# 69     Macedonia, Republic of: 92.34 % net   2002 Time series
# 70     Brazil: 92.06 % net   2002 Time series
# 71     Suriname: 91.78 % net   2002 Time series
# 72     Kazakhstan: 91.57 % net   2002 Time series
# 73     Georgia: 91.26 % net   2002 Time series
# 74     Bangladesh: 90.7 % net   2002 Time series
# 75     Samoa: 90.65 % net   2002 Time series
# 76     Andorra: 89.96 % net   2002 Time series
# 77     Maldives: 89.66 % net   2002 Time series
# 78     Marshall Islands: 89.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 79     Jamaica: 89.59 % net   2002 Time series
# 80     Trinidad and Tobago: 89.48 % net   2002 Time series
# 81     El Salvador: 89.38 % net   2002 Time series
# 82     Romania: 89.23 % net   2002 Time series
# 83     Hungary: 89.05 % net   2002 Time series
# 84     South Africa: 89.03 % net   2002 Time series
# 85     Guatemala: 88.73 % net   2002 Time series
# 86     Moldova: 88.04 % net   2002 Time series
# 87     Nicaragua: 88.03 % net   2002 Time series
# 88     Russia: 87.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 89     Colombia: 87.42 % net   2002 Time series
# 90     Mongolia: 87.19 % net   2002 Time series
# 91     Croatia: 86.96 % net   2002 Time series
# 92     Iran: 86.74 % net   2002 Time series
# 93     Kyrgyzstan: 86.48 % net   2002 Time series
# 94     Macau: 85.99 % net   2002 Time series
# 95     Morocco: 85.53 % net   2002 Time series
# 96     Equatorial Guinea: 85.32 % net   2002 Time series
# 97     Kuwait: 84.88 % net   2002 Time series
# 98     Lesotho: 84.72 % net   2002 Time series
# 99     Laos: 82.79 % net   2002 Time series
# 100     Azerbaijan: 82.62 % net   2002 Time series
# 101     Zimbabwe: 82.22 % net   2002 Time series
# 102     Botswana: 81.86 % net   2002 Time series
# 103     Ukraine: 81.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 104     Oman: 81.58 % net   2002 Time series
# 105     Burma: 81.23 % net   2002 Time series
# 106     India: 81.16 % net   2002 Time series
# 107     Togo: 80.12 % net   2002 Time series
# 108     Armenia: 77.08 % net   2002 Time series
# 109     Swaziland: 76.24 % net   2002 Time series
# 110     Namibia: 75.42 % net   2002 Time series
# 111     United Arab Emirates: 74.69 % net   2002 Time series
# 112     Rwanda: 73.53 % net   2002 Time series
# 113     Tanzania: 71.46 % net   2002 Time series
# 114     Madagascar: 67.12 % net   2002 Time series
# 115     Mauritania: 66.72 % net   2002 Time series
# 116     Zambia: 65.18 % net   2002 Time series
# 117     Kenya: 63.49 % net   2002 Time series
# 118     Chad: 58.98 % net   2002 Time series
# 119     Ghana: 58.95 % net   2002 Time series
# 120     Côte d'Ivoire: 58.41 % net   2002 Time series
# 121     Guinea: 57.51 % net   2002 Time series
# 122     Mozambique: 56.34 % net   2002 Time series
# 123     Senegal: 51.89 % net   2002 Time series
# 124     Burundi: 51.49 % net   2002 Time series
# 125     Mali: 46.79 % net   2002 Time series
# 126     Eritrea: 44.99 % net   2002 Time series
# 127     Ethiopia: 41.6 % net   2002 Time series
# 128     Burkina Faso: 37.16 % net   2002 Time series
# 129     Niger: 31.93 % net   2002 Time series
# 130     Djibouti: 29.83 % net   2002 Time series
Weighted average: 86.7 % net  


DEFINITION: Net enrollment ratio is the ratio of children of official school age based on the International Standard Classification of Education 1997 who are enrolled in school to the population of the corresponding official school age. Primary education provides children with basic reading, writing, and mathematics skills along with an elementary understanding of such subjects as history, geography, natural science, social science, art, and music.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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COMMENTARY     

Ian Graham
Staff Editor
12th April 2005 		More than 10 million children in the Arab world don’t attend school, according to a report on the status of women and children produced by Unicef and the Arab League. Although many Arab countries have established a basis for a child's right to education, they still fall short of the UN's goal of universal primary education, especially for girls.

The report said many of the Arab League's 22 member states enrolled only a small percentage of school age children between 1997 and 2000 at the primary level. The figures for secondary school enrolment showed barely 50 percent of eligible children signed up in the 2000-2001 academic year in some countries.

The report also noted that preschool education did not appear to be a priority even in richer states like Saudi Arabia and Oman, which along with Djibouti had intakes of only 6 percent. Figures in other countries hovered at around 16 percent.


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