Global March Against Child Labour: From Exploitation to Education
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Throughout the nineties, the country experienced regime changes and social problems, notably a teacher's strike and a decline in the demographic figures, which led to a drop in the school admission rate, especially amongst girls. Since then, programmes have been established, such as the PAM project providing dry food packets to girls in remote minority group areas to encourage and promote girls' access to education. However, in spite of all the efforts, 1 in every 3 girls in the country still do not have access to basic education.

Primary Education
Primary School Enrolment Ratio (gross 1995-2001) Primary School Enrolment Ratio (net 1995-2001) Net Primary School Attendance (%) (1992-2001*) % of Primary School entrants reaching Grade5 (1995-2001*) % Gender Gap
(net male – net female)
Male Female Male Female Male Female All  
87 53 69 45 46 33 55 13

Adult Literacy Ratio (2000)

Adult Literacy Ratio: Chad

Take urgent action and send a report card to your Minister of Education

Adouni Guemessou
Ministre des Enseignements de Base,
Secondaire et de l’Alphabétisation
B.P. 743
N’Djmena
Chad

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