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Guinea-Bissau Primary Enrollment

School enrollment, primary (% gross)  SE.PRM.ENRR

Guinea-Bissau's primary enrollment was 113.44% in 2010, ranked 31st globally. This represents a 5.2% decrease from 2009. Data from World Bank, covering 1971–2010.

113.44% −6.22pp (-5.2%)
Year 2010 Rank #31 Global Peak 119.66% (2006) Source World Bank

Guinea-Bissau Primary Enrollment (1971–2010)

Overview

Guinea-Bissau's primary enrollment stood at 113.44% in 2010, a decline of +6.22pp from 2006. Guinea-Bissau ranked 31st globally.

Guinea‑Bissau’s primary school enrollment rate has risen dramatically from a low of 28.91 % in 1971 to a peak of 119.66 % in 2006, before settling at 113.44 % in 2010, ranking it 31st worldwide. This surge reflects sustained expansions in public education provision and international development assistance during the 1990s and early 2000s, a period when many low‑income African states intensified primary‑level enrollment drives. The 2010 figure places Guinea‑Bissau just behind peers such as Algeria (113.81 %) and Angola (113.87 %), indicating comparable performance among countries with larger populations and more diversified economies. Despite the impressive gains, the enrollment rate exceeding 100 % signals that many children are attending school multiple times a year or that enrollment counts include over‑age pupils, a common pattern in contexts of high repetition and late entry. Continued investment in teacher training, infrastructure, and retention policies will be crucial to convert high enrollment into genuine learning outcomes and to sustain the upward trajectory.

Data & projection

Year Primary Enrollment YoY change Rank
2010 113.44% −6.22pp #31
2006 119.66% +4.96pp #12
2005 114.70% +6.72pp #21
2004 107.98% +18.22pp #52
2001 89.76% +14.26pp #138
2000 75.50% +10.55pp #141
1998 64.95% +3.50pp #74
1997 61.45% +4.67pp #73
1996 56.78% +2.13pp #79
1995 54.65% +3.67pp #84
1994 50.98% +4.83pp #90
1993 46.15% −1.98pp #84
1992 48.13% −2.93pp #91
1989 51.06% +1.41pp #77
1988 49.65% −1.29pp #84
Show all years (1971-2010)

Detected Pattern

Fiscal Dominance Trap
Government debt exceeding 80% of GDP with real interest rates negative and inflation above 10%. Monetary policy effectiveness impaired by fiscal pressures.
Inflation 10.5% Real rate -6.9%
Occurred 386 times, 278 successful
Inflation
28.2%
Real rate
-4.2%
Inflation
219.9%
Real rate
-47.4%
Inflation
28.3%
Real rate
-7.0%
Inflation
91.4%
Real rate
-26.9%
Inflation
13.6%
Real rate
-0.9%
Inflation
133.5%
Real rate
-17.3%

Analysis

Guinea-Bissau matched the Fiscal Dominance Trap pattern in 2008. Historically, 72% of countries showing this pattern (278 out of 386) saw primary enrollment improve within 24 months. View full analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Guinea-Bissau's primary enrollment?▾

Guinea-Bissau's primary enrollment was 113.44% in 2010. Ranked 31st globally. This represents a 5.2% decrease from the previous year.

What was the highest primary enrollment in Guinea-Bissau?▾

Guinea-Bissau's primary enrollment peaked at 119.66% in 2006.

What was the lowest primary enrollment in Guinea-Bissau?▾

The lowest primary enrollment in Guinea-Bissau was 28.91% in 1971.

How does Guinea-Bissau rank in primary enrollment?▾

Guinea-Bissau ranks 31st globally in primary enrollment as of 2010.

What is the World Bank indicator code for primary enrollment?▾

The World Bank indicator code is SE.PRM.ENRR. Data sourced from World Bank.

What is the primary enrollment of Guinea-Bissau in 2010?▾

The primary enrollment of Guinea-Bissau in 2010 was 113.44%. This ranks 31st in the world.

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Guinea-Bissau Primary Enrollment. HistorySaid. Retrieved October 31, 2026, from https://historysaid.com/guinea-bissau/primary-enrollment/
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@misc{historysaid_guinea-bissau_primary-enrollment, title = {Guinea-Bissau Primary Enrollment}, url = {https://historysaid.com/guinea-bissau/primary-enrollment/}, publisher = {HistorySaid}, year = {2026} }
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