Name: Male primary school age children out-of-school (%)
Creator: Education Statistics

The Out-of-School adjustment in our Learning Poverty indicator relies on enrollment data. Our preferred definition is the adjusted net primary enrollment as reported by UIS.

Boys of primary-school age out of school by country in 2014 (male primary school age children out-of-school (%))

In 2014, Niger had the highest value (34.16) among 8 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Niger	34.16	–
1	Honduras (2013)	17.72	–
1	Ukraine (2007)	11.6	–
1	Yemen, Rep. (2011)	11.27	-33.7%
1	South Africa (2016)	8.69	–
1	Armenia (2015)	7.7	+43.5%
1	North Macedonia (2006)	7.47	+61.8%
2	Burkina Faso	30.45	–
2	Paraguay (2013)	10.66	+63.6%
2	Botswana (2011)	7.81	–
2	Bulgaria (2016)	6.65	+837.0%
2	Jordan (2015)	5.19	–
2	El Salvador (2007)	4.65	–
2	Luxembourg (2006)	2.27	–
3	Senegal	28.83	–
3	Guatemala (2013)	10.34	+108.5%
3	Romania (2011)	6.6	+36.1%
3	Morocco (2016)	5.26	-15.5%
3	Turkiye (2015)	4.58	+9.5%
3	Algeria (2007)	3.19	–
3	Iceland (2006)	2.26	+203.4%
4	Congo, Rep.	16.38	–
4	Chile (2013)	9.43	+124.9%
4	Kuwait (2016)	4.96	-48.2%
4	Indonesia (2011)	4.56	+8.6%
4	Korea, Rep. (2015)	2.99	+101.5%
4	Mongolia (2007)	2.37	–
5	Chad	10.85	–
5	Colombia (2013)	7.02	+81.9%
5	Poland (2016)	4.49	-14.1%
5	Croatia (2011)	4.16	–

Male primary school age children out-of-school (%)

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Boys of primary-school age out of school by country in 2014 (male primary school age children out-of-school (%))

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