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Revision as of 16:12, 29 July 2010
National Education Background
UNICEF Education Statistics in Nepal from 2003-2007 | Numbers |
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Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2003–2007, male | 85% |
Youth (15–24 years) literacy rate, 2003–2007, female | 73% |
Percentage of population with phones | 12% |
Percentage of population that use Internet | 1% |
Primary School Enrollment Ratio, gross male to gross female (2003-2008) | 127:126 |
Primary School Enrollment Ratio, net male to net female (2003-2008) | 78:74 |
Primary School Attendance Ratio, net male to net female (2003-2008) | 86:82 |
UNESCO Education Statistics in Nepal from 2008 | Numbers |
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Survival rate to grade 5 | 62% |
Primary to secondary transition rate | 81% |
Pupil/student ratio (primary) | 38:1 |
Public expenditure on education as % of total government expenditure | 19% |
Literacy Rates for Male Youth (15-24) | 85.7% |
Literacy Rates for Female Youth (15-24) | 73.3% |
Literacy Rates for Male and Female Adults Combined | 61.9% |
Enrollment in public and private primary school | 4,418,713 |
Enrollment in public primary school | 3,965, 957 |
Female enrollment in public and private primary school | 2,159,764 |
Female enrollment in public primary school | 1,966, 819 |
Current Educational Programs
- The School Sector Reform Plan (2009-2015): The SSRP is a major undertaking by the government and supported by the donors and other stakeholders. Most of the education budget goes to this program.
Other Resources
- Nepal's Ministry of Education website
- Nepal's Department of Education website
- Wikipedia page on Education in Nepal
- Latest OLE Newsletter