Brazil vs Spain

Brazil vs Spain: Girls in primary school

Girls in primary school: 94.7% in Brazil in 2015 and 97.6% in Spain in 2017, by Our World in Data estimates. In 1980 the value was higher in Spain, by 22.4 percentage points, or 1.29 times that in Brazil.

% of girls of primary-school age · Our World in Data

Brazil vs Spain: Girls in primary schoolGirls in primary school: 94.7% in Brazil in 2015 and 97.6% in Spain in 2017, by Our World in Data estimates. In 1980 the value was higher in Spain, by 22.4 percentage points, or 1.29 times that in Brazil.
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What the numbers say

  • Spain has been higher in every year both have figures for since 1820.
  • The world as a whole: 75.8% in 1980.

Every year

% of girls of primary-school age · Our World in Data

YearBrazilSpainWorld
2018––88.2
2017–97.688.2
2016–99.188.3
201594.7–88.2
201494.7–88.3
201393.9–88.2
201298.7–88.2
201194.6–88.1
2010––87.9
200996.3–87.9
2008––87.6
200792.7–87.2
2006––86
2005––85.4
200492.1–84.7
2003––83.5
2002––81.4
2001––81
2000––80.7
1999––79.9
1998––78.9
1997––78.1
1996––77.9
1995––78
1994––78.3
1993––78
1992–99.877.7
1991––77.8
1990–99.277.3
1989–99.477.6
1988–98.776.6
1987––75.8
1986––75.3
1985––74
198077.610075.8
19757410072.9
197067.29569
196558.38366
196081.884.563.1
195543.980.357.4
195037.264.651.4
194535.860.543.5
194034.356.540
193532.952.438.2
193030.448.336.4
192527.944.333
192025.444.230.5
191522.944.129.2
191020.44428.1
190517.943.925.1
190015.543.823.3
18951343.721.8
189010.543.620
1885843.519
18805.537.917.2
1875332.515.7
18700.527.613.2
18650.423.210.6
18600.319.39.3
18550.215.98
18500.213.16.8
18450.110.65.9
18400.18.65.2
18350.174.5
18300.15.64
18250.14.53.5
182003.63.1

Each country on its own

Good to know

  • The share of girls of primary-school age who are enrolled in school.
  • Source: Our World in Data, joining historical estimates to the World Bank’s.
  • Ranks count the 97 countries with a value in 2012, highest first.
  • The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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