Namibia - Male Gross Enrollment Ratio in Primary Education (Including Overage and Underage Enrollment)

Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age - 1989 to 2017

Since 2012, Namibia Male Gross Enrollment Ratio in Primary Education (Including Overage and Underage Enrollment) was up 1.7points year on year. In 2017, the country was ranked number 12 comparing other countries in Male Gross Enrollment Ratio in Primary Education (Including Overage and Underage Enrollment) with 121 Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age. Namibia is overtaken by Saudi Arabia, which was ranked number 11 at 121.06 Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age and is followed by Vanuatu at 120.65 Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age. Madagascar ranked the highest with 147.13 Percent of the Population of the Corresponding Official School Age in 2018, an increase of 0.7points versus 2017. Malawi, Rwanda and Benin respectively ranked number 2, 3 and 4 in this ranking. Gambia witnessed the best average annual growth at +2.9points per year, while Syria was the worst growing country at -8.1points per year.