Tunísia: Compra i venda
In Tunisia, the gross enrollment rate in primary education is 115.4% for both girls and boys combined. This goes down to 92.9% in lower secondary and 31.8% in tertiary (Unesco). 81.8% of the population over 15 years can read and write; 89.6% of the men and 74.2% of women. The unfair geographical distribution of schools and universities is the largest and most difficult obstacle to modernising the system and raising the quality of Tunisian education. The infrastructure in the periphery regions is insufficient or in a bad state. Roughly 13% of the population work in agriculture, 32% work in industry and 55% work in services (World Bank, 2020).
Gender equality in the Middle East and North Africa is among the highest in Tunisia, but the country still ranks poorly in the latest Global Gender Gap Index 2020, 124th out of 153 countries surveyed. In fact, after a decade of progress, the gender gap has been widening in recent years.
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