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Education of Disadvantaged Children in OIC:

The Key to Escape from Poverty

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ANNEX 2: SENEGAL

Annex Table 1 Senegal DHS 2005 and 2015 Cross-tabulations

Attendance in

school

(6-11 year

olds)

Attendance in

school

(12-15 year

olds)

Finishing 5

years of

education

(12-15 year

olds)

Finishing 8

years of

education

(16-18 year

olds)

2005

2015

2005

2015

2005

2015

2005

2015

Urban/Rural

Location

Rural

42.6

43.1

41.4

52.2

16

32.4

4.1

21.9

Urban

69.4

73.6

64.9

79.9

44.6

60.7

26.6

51.2

Region

Diourbel

25.5

29.3

27.8

41.6

13.2

19.4

7

13.9

Louga

36.7

33.2

37.5

46.6

15.8

25.4

6.9

26.1

Matam

43.1

41.2

42

48.4

21.8

32.7

5.1

20.7

Kaolack

41.4

41.9

39.3

54.9

20.1

37.4

11.2

29.7

Tambacounda

46.2

51.4

49.7

59.9

24.7

48.8

8.9

22.5

Fatick

55.6

53.8

58.3

67.4

27.9

41.2

11.9

30.8

Thies

51.9

60.7

52.1

63.5

27.7

38.4

16.4

34.1

Saint-Louis

51.5

61.4

51.9

60.1

26.4

49

11.6

42.6

Kolda

60.6

62

60.1

66.5

20.4

44.4

5.2

27.8

Dakar

75.3

78.6

63

86.9

48.3

70.2

29.7

55.5

Zuguinchor

85.1

83.6

89.4

89.9

36.6

64.7

19.3

62

Household

head's

education

No education

44.9

45.7

42.8

54.6

20.6

35.3

8.8

26.4

Primary education

70.6

77.4

73.8

85.8

37.9

56.6

22.4

47.4

Secondary Education

80.5

82.9

73.8

91.6

55.4

79.9

38.3

66.8

Higher Education

87.8

93.4

93

99.5

77.2

91.2

46.3

73.4

Number of

children at

home

5 or more children

50.1

50.5

50.7

58.7

25.1

37.8

12.3

29

3-4 children

54.2

61.6

54.4

68.9

31.8

49.9

16.6

39

1-2 children

64.6

69.2

50.9

74.3

35.8

59.5

20.2

42.2

Asset quintiles

Quint 1 (Poorest)

38.2

43.8

34.4

52

10.3

32.1

1.2

16.5

Quint 2

45.4

45.9

45.3

55.1

16.6

33.3

2.8

24.7

Quint 3

50.9

54.2

50.7

60.9

25.5

40.7

10.7

34.8

Quint 4

60.6

58

58.5

69.1

36.4

52.2

17.8

38.1

Quint 5 (Richest)

77

79.4

69.8

84.8

54.6

66.5

35.9

59.8

Ethnicity

Wolof

44

38.3

43.3

49.5

25.4

33.1

12.7

28.4

Poular

49.7

54.4

47.2

58.6

25.4

42.5

10

29.1

Non-Senegalese

51.9

56.3

38.6

71.3

26.1

44.8

14

20.9

Soninke

60.9

61.2

64.3

87.7

31.3

51.4

23.9

47.4

Madingue

61.4

61.8

59.9

69.9

30.8

51.9

15.4

33.6

Serer

56.1

70.6

52.8

76.1

26.2

48.8

17.8

38.1

Other

69.9

82.6

70.4

84.2

39.9

51.8

23.4

57.9

Diola

83.1

84.4

90.5

92.6

44.1

77.1

23.6

66.1

Gender

Female

53.1

55.7

48

64.3

26.5

45.4

14

35.4

Male

51.5

54.1

55

62.6

30

42.4

17.1

34.7

TOTAL

TOTAL

52.3

54.9

51.4

63.5

28.2

43.9

15.4

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Note: Authors’ calculations using DHS 2005 and 2015. Ethnicity is not the ethnicity of the child but instead the ethnicity of

women responding to the women's questionnaire. If there are more than 1 woman in the household responding to the

questionnaire the mode is taken. Hence this variable proxies the ethnicity of household members in the household.