Uneducated women have almost four times as many children as women with university, technical or higher education.

Educated women marry later

Educated women have fewer children

Among the unemployed women, 16 had a higher education, 38 , a general secondary education, and 27 , secondary vocational training.

Educated women are more challenged in employment than uneducated ones.

Educated women have decreased maternal mortality

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Finally, the total demand for PF is significantly associated to the educational level of the women in union from 8 in women without schooling up to 33 in the ones with secondary or higher education.

In the case of level of education, 52.2 per cent of women without any education received no kind of antenatal care, while 98.2 per cent of women with higher education did receive care.

This age rises with the level of education, from 19 for women with no education to 23 for those who have completed the secondary level.

Educated women have smaller, healthier and better educated families.

The only factor having a clear impact is education, for almost 24 per cent of poorly educated women living with a man have suffered physical violence, whereas the figure for women with higher education is 7 per cent.

SITUATION OF WOMEN WITH REGARD TO EDUCATION

This is visible in the educational profile of women in the EAP, one third of whom have acceded to higher education.

(d) The equal right of women and girls to education without discrimination, the reopening of schools and the admission of women and girls to all levels of education

(d) The equal right of women and girls to education without discrimination, the reopening of schools and the admission of women and girls to all levels of education

Sixty five per cent of women with a higher education uses modern techniques, which are employed by only 32 per cent of women without formal education.

Mostly women in urban areas and those who are educated make use of these services.

(c) The right of women and girls to education without discrimination, the reopening of schools and the admission of women and girls to all levels of education

(d) The right of women and girls to education without discrimination, the reopening of schools and the admission of women and girls to all levels of education

Based on the mother's level of education, the greatest reductions in child mortality were recorded among women with access to secondary education, where the decline was 67 per cent, while for women with no education the reduction was only 26 per cent, over the same period.

An important finding is that there is a close relationship between a woman's level of education and the number of maternal mortalities 66 per cent of deaths occur in women without any formal schooling.

Higher 11.9 13.3 21.6 WOMEN No education 23.1 24.9 18.0

254. Progress in women s education had led to a higher number of women than men enrolled in tertiary education.

Many of the women returnees bring back a better education than is generally available to women in Afghanistan and the experience of an environment with fewer restrictions and greater employment opportunities for women.

Education level of women and girls was improved in the past three years.

Educated women are better able to instill high moral values in their children

Participation of women in higher education

Education for women

There are also significant differences according to the mother apos s level of education the numbers of boys and girls receiving all the vaccinations ranged from 47 per cent in the case of mothers with no education to 80.6 per cent in the case of mothers with higher education.

For example, women with secondary and higher education obtain lower paid jobs than men with the same qualifications.

Educated women have increased earning capacity and productivity

Since 1999 the proportion of women attending higher education has been higher than that of men.

14. Expand access to education and provide vocational training, particularly for women who in the past were excluded from the educational system.

Almost a half of the male and female employed population has secondary education a third of urban workers have some level of primary education, and about a fifth (17 per cent of men and 21 per cent of women) have post secondary education (table 11.25).

Educated women have a greater sense of personal self worth

The same study concluded that urban and educated, rather than rural, women are most likely to receive antenatal care.

The banning of female education and work has also had a considerable negative impact on the education of boys since some 70 per cent of the city apos s teachers were women.

Although historically girls have enjoyed less access than boys to education, the percentage of girls completing their primary education continues to rise, although it is still lower than for boys.

230. It is at the higher levels of education that the proportion of women (8.7 ) has exceeded that of men (7.4 ), but with a more uneven distribution of women as between urban and rural areas than found at the secondary level.

Promotion of the participation of women in various levels of education.

The use of contraception is directly related to education level in the case of women living with a man, the most widespread use of contraception is found among those with higher education (77.1 ).

With respect to differences of education and place of residence, if the present rates are maintained women with higher education will have two children, and women with no education will have more than five and in rural areas women will have an average of almost two children more than women in urban areas.

Young women under the age of thirty and mainly with higher education more frequently considered it necessary and also found the possibility to go back to work earlier than women over thirty or with secondary education.

Among women with higher education, as compared to women with secondary education, there are more those who would continue working even when the financial situation of the family would allow them to remain at home.