Measuring Inequality of Opportunities in the Gambia (English)

Banjul has the highest number of primary school graduates, well above the national level. Kuntaur recorded the highest increase of school attending children (from 79 percent in 2010 to 91.7 in 2015). Basse has the lowest record of primary school graduates with 43.4 percentage points below the national average of 67.4 percent. Despite the positive outcomes in expanding children access to services and opportunities, the Gambia can only achieve universal...

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Mungai,Rose;

Okiya,Stephen Shisoka;
Document Date
2019/01/01
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150924
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1
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1
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Western Africa,
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2020/07/17
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Disclosed
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Measuring Inequality of Opportunities in the Gambia
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Mungai,Rose; Okiya,Stephen Shisoka.

Measuring Inequality of Opportunities in the Gambia (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/157741594964679415

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