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Uganda Secondary Enrollment

School enrollment, secondary (% gross)  SE.SEC.ENRR

Uganda's secondary enrollment was 24.09% in 2007, ranked 142nd globally. This represents a 26.0% increase from 2006. Data from World Bank, covering 1970–2007.

24.09% +4.97pp (+26.0%)
Year 2007 Rank #142 Global Peak 24.09% (2007) Source World Bank

Uganda Secondary Enrollment (1970–2007)

Overview

Uganda's secondary enrollment stood at 24.09% in 2007, a rise of +4.97pp from 2004. Uganda ranked 142nd globally.

Uganda’s secondary school enrollment rose dramatically from 3.48 % in 1970 to 24.09 % in 2007, the highest level recorded over the 26‑year coverage period and placing the country 142nd globally. The increase reflects sustained expansion of public education provision and demographic growth, yet the enrollment rate remains well below that of regional peers such as Madagascar (25.21 %) and Rwanda (20.39 %). The early 1970s trough coincided with limited fiscal capacity and political instability, while the post‑1990s reforms that introduced universal primary education and targeted secondary‑school subsidies helped lift participation to the 2007 peak. Despite the progress, the modest share of secondary students indicates that large segments of Ugandan youth still exit the system after primary school, limiting human‑capital accumulation relative to neighboring economies. Continued investment in school infrastructure, teacher training and conditional cash transfers will be crucial to sustain the upward trajectory and close the gap with higher‑performing peers.

Data & projection

Year Secondary Enrollment YoY change Rank
2007 24.09% +4.97pp #142
2004 19.12% +8.94pp #144
1997 10.18% −0.47pp #43
1995 10.65% +0.35pp #54
1994 10.29% +0.26pp #66
1993 10.03% −0.06pp #59
1992 10.09% −0.22pp #66
1991 10.31% −0.70pp #68
1990 11.02% −0.36pp #66
1988 11.38% +0.59pp #61
1987 10.80% +1.01pp #66
1986 9.79% +1.31pp #78
1985 8.48% +0.56pp #74
1984 7.92% +1.17pp #75
1983 6.75% −0.86pp #75
Show all years (1970-2007)

Detected Pattern

Orthodox Tightening Cycle
Inflation above 40%, lending rate above 30%, rate-inflation gap narrowing, reserves stable or rising. Signals credible monetary tightening.
Inflation 16.6% Rate 21.8% Gap +5.3pp Reserves YoY -3.3%
Occurred 311 times, 177 successful
Inflation
28.2%
Rate
19.4%
Gap
-8.8pp
Reserves YoY
+2.2%
Inflation
219.9%
Rate
61.7%
Gap
-158.2pp
Reserves YoY
+28.1%
Inflation
28.3%
Rate
24.3%
Gap
-4.0pp
Reserves YoY
+35.8%
Inflation
33.9%
Rate
17.8%
Gap
-16.1pp
Reserves YoY
+2.9%
Inflation
17.0%
Rate
20.8%
Gap
+3.8pp
Reserves YoY
+1.5%
Inflation
17.1%
Rate
15.3%
Gap
-1.8pp
Reserves YoY
+10.9%

Analysis

Uganda matched the Orthodox Tightening Cycle pattern in 2011. Historically, 57% of countries showing this pattern (177 out of 311) saw secondary enrollment improve within 24 months. View full analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Uganda's secondary enrollment?▾

Uganda's secondary enrollment was 24.09% in 2007. Ranked 142nd globally. This represents a 26.0% increase from the previous year.

What was the highest secondary enrollment in Uganda?▾

Uganda's secondary enrollment peaked at 24.09% in 2007.

What was the lowest secondary enrollment in Uganda?▾

The lowest secondary enrollment in Uganda was 3.48% in 1970.

How does Uganda rank in secondary enrollment?▾

Uganda ranks 142nd globally in secondary enrollment as of 2007.

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

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

What is the secondary enrollment of Uganda in 2007?▾

The secondary enrollment of Uganda in 2007 was 24.09%. This ranks 142nd in the world.

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@misc{historysaid_uganda_secondary-enrollment, title = {Uganda Secondary Enrollment}, url = {https://historysaid.com/uganda/secondary-enrollment/}, publisher = {HistorySaid}, year = {2026} }
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