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Pakistan Spend Only 2.1% Of GDP On Education

According to a report Pakistan is spending only 2.1% of its GDP on education. It was decided in the national education policy 2010 the government was required to allocate seven per cent of its GDP by 2015 for the education sector, while it was supposed to allocate 3.19 per cent for the current financial year.

However, the government has been able to allocate only 2.1 per cent of its GDP for 2010-11, the lowest spending on education by the country compared to other countries in the region.

Pakistan had 70 million children in the age group of 5-19 years, out of which only 40 % (27.9 million) were enrolled in schools.

 

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May 11, 2011 Mubashir Mahmood
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Mubashir Mahmood is interested in Sports, Business, Tech. He is associated with AwamiWeb for the last 10 years. He has also worked in the Dawn newspaper. He tweets @mubashirmahmood

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  1. Dr Qaisar Rashid

    Dear,
    Thanks for providing me information.

    August 3, 2011

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