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High income OECD countries Compared by Education > Female enrolment share > Primary level

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DEFINITION: Girls' enrolment share, primary level is the number of girls enrolled in primary school, expressed as a percentage of the total number of pupils in primary school.
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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH
1 Sweden 49.3% 2000
=2 Canada 48.8% 2002
=2 Finland 48.8% 2000
=2 United Kingdom 48.8% 2000
=2 Japan 48.8% 2000
=6 Slovakia 48.7% 2000
=6 Norway 48.7% 2000
=6 Luxembourg 48.7% 2000
=6 Denmark 48.7% 2000
=6 Israel 48.7% 2000
=6 United States 48.7% 2000
=12 France 48.6% 2000
=12 Australia 48.6% 2000
=12 New Zealand 48.6% 2000
=12 Belgium 48.6% 2000
=12 Switzerland 48.6% 2000
=17 Italy 48.5% 2000
=17 Slovenia 48.5% 2000
=17 Austria 48.5% 2000
=17 Chile 48.5% 2000
=17 Iceland 48.5% 2000
=17 Germany 48.5% 2000
=17 Poland 48.5% 2000
=24 Ireland 48.4% 2002
=24 Portugal 48.4% 2000
=24 Greece 48.4% 2000
=24 Spain 48.4% 2000
=24 Czech Republic 48.4% 2000
29 Netherlands 48.3% 2000
30 Estonia 47.7% 2000

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