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The school drop out rate is 37.5 per cent for pupils of both sexes, with a higher rate for girls.

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primary school grade, 1990

The dropout rate is about 30 .

It will be noted that in comparison with the 1989 90 school year the drop out rate is declining, especially among girls, and that the rate is lower for girls than for boys.

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3. Performance of the education system (enrolment, graduation and drop out rates)

8.7 Reduction of female student drop out rates

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1.100 The drop out rate will have been reduced to an average of 0.38 per cent in the elementary cycle and 2.48 per cent in the preparatory cycle.

There have been improvements in the level of school enrolment, as well as a 30 per cent reduction in drop out rates.

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(b) The drop out rate is considerably lower for girls than for boys.

(f) Rates of reimbursement formulation.

360. The drop out phenomenon is quite striking in secondary education, for every year about 50,000 pupils on average leave school without obtaining a diploma.

DROPOUT RATES IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION BY SEX, 1991

a At 2004 2005 revised rates.

Revised estimates effect of changes in rates of exchange and inflation

Cost parameters application of revised rates

Maintenance of programme at revised 1997 rates

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The drop out rate from general education schools has been fairly stable.

The drop out rate between grades one and six is also low.

(b) Reduction of the drop out rate from 7 to 5 per cent in 1996 and to 3 per cent in 2000

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The Committee is also concerned that primary education is not compulsory and at the high dropout rates in particular of girls in secondary schools, partly due to pregnancies.

Boys are 30 percent more likely than girls to drop out of school.

The drop out rate of boys from basic schools and upper secondary schools is higher.

(e) Take appropriate measures to encourage regular attendance at schools and reduction of drop out rates.

Moreover, the preschool dropout rates do not show any disadvantage for girls with respect to the efficiency of the system the opposite is in fact the case, for according to the latest (1991) figures of the Ministry of National Education, the total dropout rate in preschool education breaks down as follows

Resource growth at revised 1997 rates

(a) The drop out rate has declined considerably (7 per cent in 1989 90 and 4.6 per cent in 1993 94)

DROPOUT RATES GRADE SCHOOL (PRIMARY) BY SEX, 1991

All of this is designed to reduce the drop out and repeated year rates among the children covered by the activities.

Reduced resources, however, have hampered efforts in such areas as education for women, where their participation has continued to be low, with drop out rates for schoolgirls as high as 75 per cent of total drop outs.

(c) The benefit may be commuted by the participant into a lump sum if the rate of the benefit at the normal retirement age is less than 300 dollars. Such commutation shall be equivalent to the full actuarial value of the benefit.

(b) Introducing periodic adjustment of retirement benefits and pensions depending on the rate of inflation.

The goal for primary school completion has been even more challenging because of high population growth rates and continuing high rates of school drop outs.

Special attention should be given to addressing the high drop out and low enrolment rates of girls at secondary and tertiary levels.