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Figure 7 Net attendance rates at the primary and lower secondary education levels, by
poorest and richest wealth quintile
A. Net attendance rate, primary (%) B. Net attendance rate, lower secondary
(%)
Note: Data is obtained from UNESCO Institute of Statistics' database. “Poorest” refers to the poorest wealth
quintile, hence living in the bottom 20% of households according to a built asset index. “Richest” means living in
the top 20% of households.
Nigeria 2013
Burkina Faso 2010
Guinea 2012
Mali 2013
Niger 2012
Pakistan 2012
Afghanistan 2011
Mauritania 2007
Yemen 2006
Chad 2014
Senegal 2011
Sudan 2014
Benin 2011
Côte d'Ivoire 2012
Cameroon 2011
Sierra Leone 2013
Gambia 2013
Mozambique 2011
Morocco 2004
Turkey 2004
Iraq 2011
Togo 2014
Uganda 2011
Indonesia 2008
Uzbekistan 2006
Tajikistan 2012
Bangladesh 2014
Syrian Arab Republic 2006
Guyana 2009
Azerbaijan 2006
Egypt 2014
Kyrgyzstan 2012
Gabon 2012
Kazakhstan 2006
Turkmenistan 2006
Albania 2009
Palestine 2014
Maldives 2008
Suriname 2010
Jordan 2007
Tunisia 2012
Algeria 2013
0 20 40 60 80 100
% of children
Poorest Richest
Mauritania 2007
Mozambique 2011
Côte d'Ivoire 2012
Niger 2012
Uganda 2011
Burkina Faso 2010
Chad 2014
Morocco 2004
Guinea 2012
Cameroon 2011
Pakistan 2012
Nigeria 2013
Senegal 2011
Mali 2013
Sudan 2014
Afghanistan 2011
Yemen 2006
Sierra Leone 2013
Suriname 2010
Benin 2011
Togo 2014
Iraq 2011
Gabon 2012
Gambia 2013
Bangladesh 2014
Indonesia 2008
Turkey 2004
Maldives 2008
Tunisia 2012
Guyana 2009
Syrian Arab Republic 2006
Egypt 2014
Algeria 2013
Jordan 2007
Tajikistan 2012
Albania 2009
Azerbaijan 2006
Kyrgyzstan 2012
Palestine 2014
Uzbekistan 2006
Kazakhstan 2006
Turkmenistan 2006
0 20 40 60 80 100
% of children
Poorest Richest