KPK LAUNCH 31 st January 2011

58 % Male and 42% female

ASER Pakistan 2010

ASER 2010 Sample Description Sr NoDistrictsVillages House HoldSchoolsTotalSr NoDistrictsVillages House HoldSchoolsTotal PunjabBalochistan 1Chiniot ,38320BarKhan ,728 2Faisalabad ,47021Chaghi ,060 3Jhang ,71722Jaffar abad ,900 4Kasur ,76923Kallat ,796 5Khanewal ,51424Quetta ,949 6Lahore ,657 Balochistan 150 2, ,433 7Mianwali ,370KPK 8Multan ,53525Abbotabad ,435 9 Nankana Sahib ,10826Charsada , Rahim Yar Khan ,67527Mansehra ,649 11Rawalpindi ,47428Peshawar ,650 12Sargodha ,479 KPK 120 2, , Sheikhupu ra ,639Gilgit Punjab 390 7, ,79029Gilgit ,834 Sindh Gilgit ,834 14Gotki ,859AJK 15Khairpur ,95130Bagh , MirpurKha s ,64531 Muzafaraba d ,587 17Mithi ,740 AJK 60 1, ,173 18Sukkur ,915Islamabad 19Umerkot ,51532ICT ,444 Sindh 180 3, ,625 Islamabad ,444 More than 2000 volunteers from 32 districts across Pakistan.

Access – Children (6-16 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children %Children In Different Types Of Schools% Out of School Total Age Group Govt.Pvt.MadrasahOthers Never Enrolled Drop- out Total By Type

Access – Children (3-5 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children Age GroupGovt.PrivateMadrasahOthers Out of school (%) Total Total By Type EFA/NPA target : 45% enrollment by 2015

Results are based on the sample collected from 4 Districts mentioned above

ASER 2010 – KPK (rural) Sample Description Sr NoDistrictsVillages House HoldChildrenSchool 1Abbotabad Charsada Mansehra Peshawar KPK* * Based on the 4 districts surveyed. ** 60% Male and 40% Female *** 114 Govt. Schools and 53 Private Schools (32% of total)

Access – Children (6-16 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children %Children In Different Types Of Schools% Out of school Total Age GroupGovt.Pvt.MadrasahOthers Never Enrolled Drop-out Total By Type

15% 32% 35% 6% 5% 3% 15% Over all = 20% Out of School Children (Age 6-16 years)

Access – Children (6-16 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children Note: Charsada showing very low enrollment which may be due to recent Flood

Access – Children (6-16 Years) Gender Gaps

Access – Children (6-10 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children Sr #DistrictsSchooling Out of School 1 Abbotabad 98%2% 2 Mansehra 93%7% 3 Peshawar 88%12% 4 Charsada 81%19% KPK 89%11%

Access – Children (3-5 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children Age GroupGovt.PrivateMadrasahOthers Out of school (%) Total Total By Type EFA/NPA target = 50% enrollment by 2015 In KPK it is QUALITY as key challenges with hardly any teachers/ Training on ECE or infrastructure in govt. schools - encouraging early drop outs !

The EFA National Plan of Action Target 50% by Children in Pre School (Age 3-5 years) Over all = 45% 33% 31% 48% 64% 73% 68% 52 %

Access – Children (3-5 Years) School Enrollment and Out of School Children

Class-wise Enrollment Diminishing return.. Disappearing children adding to the out of school stock

Enrollment and Out of School Children (Age 6-16 Years) Proportionately More Girls in Govt. Schools Households do pay for Girls Education! Echoing trends of GMR..slightly more Girls are out of school than boys … up to age 13

Private Tuition by School Type School/ Class Govt. 2.5%3.7%5.3%4.3%6.3%4.9%6.7%6.5%12.8%7.7% Pvt. 12.7%13.9%19.4%22.2%20.1%14.4%21.7%18.8%19.1%18.4%

22% 5% 6% 12 % 9% 28% 9% Over all = 14% Paid Tuition (Govt. & Private Schools)

Learning Levels

Learning Levels (Government and Private Schools in Different Classes) not controlled for differences in learning In Class 5 Difference in Learning Levels Reduces between Govt. & Private Schools

Learning Levels Gender Gaps

Learning Levels- Language Gender Gaps

Learning Levels- English Gender Gaps

Learning Levels- Arithmetic Gender Gaps

Learning Levels Out of School Children - Opportunity for Second Chance Programs Children in schools when not learning well are at risk of dropping out throughout the school cycle.. Adding to the pool of OOSC!

Learning Level (Urdu) Over All Female Sr No DistrictsBeginnerLettersWords Sentenc esStory BeginnerLettersWords Sentenc esStory 1 Peshawar10%22%18%15%35%21%33%24%26% 2 Mansehra8%19%18%14%42%50%47%46%42%44% 3 Abbotabad5%11%15%17%52%46%44%38%45%44% 4 Charsada7%5%17%18%52%46%47%39%30%32% KPK7%14%17%16%45%40%42%37%36%37%

Learning Level (English) Over AllFemale Sr NoDistricts Beginner Capital Letters Small LettersWords Sentence sBeginner Capital Letters Small LettersWordsSentences 1 Charsada7%3%13%22%56%53%26%40%35%28% 2 Abbotabad6%9%14%29%42%48%0%41%44% 3 Mansehra5%12%20%23%39%38%50%40%46%41% 4 Peshawar10%12%22%20%37%17%34%28%31%24% KPK7%9%17%23%44%38%41%37%40%34%

Learning Level (Arithmetic) Over AllFemale Sr NoDistrictsBeginner Number Recognition 1-9 Number Recogniti on Subtractio nDivisionBeginner Number Recogniti on 1-9 Number Recogniti on Subtracti onDivision 1 Charsada7%8%15%21%49%50%39%33%32%30% 2 Abbotabad5%11%23%27%35%48%0%41%44% 3 Peshawar9%20%22%18%32%23%33%27%26%25% 4 Mansehra8%19%22%21%30%50%45%50%42%44% KPK7%14%21%22%36%42%41%39%37%36%

Schools School Type Government SchoolPVT School BoysGirls Boys & GirlsTotalBoysGirls Boys & GirlsTotal Primary (1-5) Elementary (1-8) High (1-10) Other Total %37%17%46%100%13%0%87%100%

Attendance

Water Facility

Toilet Facility

School Grants School Funds Grants received by school Government SchoolPrivate School Primary (1-5) Elementary (1-8) High (1-10) Other Primary (1-5) Elementary (1-8) High (1-10) Other No. of school received any grant Average amount of Grant

Mothers Literacy Sr NoDistricts Total TestedLiterateilliterate 1 Abbotabad64%38%62% 2 Peshawar31%37%63% 3 Mansehra81%26%74% 4 Charsada46%12%88%

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