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- 251 million children still out of school worldwide, UNESCO reports
However, the gap between rich and poor nations remains particularly alarming According to the report, in low-income countries, 33 percent of school-aged children and youth are out of school,
- 250 million children out-of-school: What you need to know about
Globally, 16 % of children and youth (covering primary to upper secondary) are not attending school At primary level, 1 out of 10 children worldwide are not in school 122 million, or 48% of the out-of-school population are girls and young women
- Global Education - Our World in Data
In many lower-income countries, less than 20% of children achieve this by the end of primary school Making sure that every child gets to go to school is essential But the world also needs to focus on what children learn once they’re in the classroom
- SDG Indicators - UNSD
Meanwhile, 272 million children and youth remained out of school in 2023 Learning outcomes are declining in many countries Although literacy has improved modestly, hundreds of millions of people remain illiterate, with women disproportionately affected Deep inequalities persist due to gender, wealth and geography
- Number of children not attending school alarmingly high worldwide
The percentage of children who are not participating in education in low-income nations is over 30%, close to 20% in lower-middle-income states, and less than 10% in upper-middle-income countries
- 15 Important Poverty and Education Statistics to Know About
About 35 percent of kids who are not in school are not receiving an education due to conflicts such as war Poverty decreases as more people have access to education Investing in education leads to further development Rural areas yield more poverty and less access to education
- Understanding How Poverty is the Main Barrier to Education
Children do not attend school for many reasons — but they all stem from poverty Here are all the statistics, facts, and answers to questions you might have that shed light on the connection between poverty and education
- Education in developing countries | BMZ
When it comes to achieving equitable access to quality education, the world’s poorest countries lag far behind In 2020, 260 million young people of primary and secondary school age did not attend school
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