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Burundi is one of the poorest African nations. Its’ knowledge economy is also not strong. Though education is available right from pre primary level to university level. Every child 6 years or older must have to attend school. The literacy rate is low and there is large void between male and female literacy. The following figures speaks well about education scenario in Burundi-

Participation in education

Pre-primary19911999200220042004
Regional average

GER
(%)

MF ... 1 1 1(3)12
M ... 1 1 1(3)13
F ... 1 1 1(3)12

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Primary enrolment

Primary19911999200220042004
Regional average
GER(%)MF 97 113 116(3)113(3)118
M 101 114 116(3)114(3)120
F 93 112 115(3)113(3)116
NER(%)MF ... 95 95(3)95(3)95
M ... 95 95(3)95(3)96
F ... 95 95(3)96(3)94

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Secondary enrolment

Secondary19911999200220042004
Regional average
GER(%)MF 5 ... ... 12(3)30
M 7 ... ... 14(3)33
F 4 ... ... 10(3)26
NER(%)MF ... ... ... ...(3)24
M ... ... ... ...(3)26
F ... ... ... ...(3)21

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Tertiary enrolment

Tertiary19911999200220042004
Regional average

GER(%)

MF 1 1 2 2(3)5
M 1 1 3 3(3)6
F - 1 1 1(3)4

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Progression and completion in education

School life expectancy ISCED 1-6 (years)(3)6
Percentage of repeaters, primary (%) 29
Survival rate to grade 5 (%)(1)63
Gross intake ratio to last grade of primary (%) 33
Primary to secondary transition rate (%)(1)34

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Resources for education

Pupil / teacher ratio (primary) 51
Public expenditure on education :
as % of GDP 5.2
as % of total government expenditure(4)13.0
Distribution of public expenditure per level (%) :
pre-primary 0
primary 44
secondary 32
tertiary 24
unknown  

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Literacy rates

Literacy rates 1990  2000-2004 2000-2004
Regional average
Adult(15+)
%
MF 37.0 (5)59.3 62.5
M 48.4 (5)67.3 70.9
F 26.6 (5)52.2 54.8
Youth(15-24)
%
 MF 51.6 (5)73.3 70.5
M 58.4 (5)76.8 75.7
F 44.8 (5)70.4 65.7



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