Примеры использования Secondary enrolment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Crude secondary enrolment rate.
Gender parity in primary and secondary enrolment.
Iii Secondary enrolment as an indicator.
Combined primary and secondary enrolment ratio;
Bangladesh has already achieved gender parity in primary and secondary enrolment. .
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Table 13 Secondary enrolment by sex and form 51.
Considerable improvements have also been achieved in secondary enrolment rates.
Female gross secondary enrolment in 2005 was 91 per cent.
The GPI for secondary GER is used to assess gender differences in secondary enrolment. .
Secondary enrolment in the rural areas stood at 39.8 per cent and in urban areas, 59.8 per cent.
This gender disparity in secondary enrolment varies widely by county.
Secondary enrolment has grown at a rapid pace, the 1990-1999 growth rate being approximately 4.88.
Many countries come close to achieving universal primary education, and secondary enrolment has expanded greatly.
However, primary and lower secondary enrolment rates remained unchanged, at 91% and 87%, respectively.
Brunei Darussalam welcomed the achievement of the MDG-2 target of gender parity in primary and secondary enrolments.
The secondary and higher secondary enrolment were 28.22 and 15.94 million respectively during 2007-08.
Many countries have come close to achieving universal primary education, and secondary enrolment has expanded greatly.
However, by 2007, the secondary enrolment rate had regressed to 38.1 per cent, 2 per cent lower than it was in 2001.
In an assessment of change in enrolment between 2003-2009, the greatest increase in female learners is seen in senior secondary enrolment 7.2.
In a number of ESCWA member countries, net secondary enrolment ratios are even below the world average of 68 per cent.
Gross secondary enrolment on the continent reached a high of 43.3 per cent in 2004, a 6.8 per cent increase over 2001.
Some studies show that an increase of 1 percentage point in female secondary enrolment reduces the proportion of underweight children by 0.17 percentage points.
In education, Bangladesh had overcome an enormous gender gap over the previous decade and a half to achieve 100 per cent parity in primary and secondary enrolments by the end of 2006.
The gap between lower and upper secondary enrolment is not as great as in other regions, as shown in the figure below from UNESCO.
Regarding education, the Committee has introduced no change in the two components of the indicator-- the combined gross primary and secondary enrolment ratio and the adult literacy rate.
The gender gap in secondary enrolment has also declined in all regions where the enrolment of girls was lower than that of boys.
By contrast, in the more developed regions andin Latin America and the Caribbean, there exist today only small gender gaps in primary and secondary enrolments, and such differences as do exist are usually to the advantage of girls.
In 2012 the Gender Parity Index for secondary enrolment was 1:10; while the GER for females was 42.8% and for males it was 39.1.
At the secondary level, gross enrolment rose modestly from 22.4 per cent in 1990 to 26.2 per cent in 1997;this can be compared to 1997 gross secondary enrolment of 51 per cent for other developing regions.
In conflict-affected countries, net secondary enrolment ratios stood at 30 per cent in 1999 and 52 in 2011 42 and 21 per cent lower, respectively, than the global figures.