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       Education Statistics Annual Abstract 
           September 2019-March 2020 
                            
                                                  
      
      
      
                                    
      
      
       FEDERAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF ETHIOPIA 
                MINISTRY OF EDUCATION 
      
      
                                        December 2020 
                          
                            
                            
      
      
      
     Federal Ministry of Education  
     Education Management Information System (EMIS) and ICT Directorate  
     Addis Ababa, Ethiopia  
     Tel.: +251 111-559705  
     Fax: +251 111-551093  
     Website: www.moe.gov.et  
      
     A complete set of the annual abstract publication can be found in the following addresses:  
     • EMIS and ICT Directorate, MoE 
     • MoE website (www.moe.gov.et)  
     • UNESCO library, MoE 
      
     For more inquiries or requests, please use the following contact addresses:  
      
     Million Bekele, Senior EMIS Data Analyst, Million.Bekele@moe.gov.et 
     Sebsib Lemma, EMIS Expert, Sebsib.Lemma@moe.gov.et 
     Debebe Wordofa, EMIS Expert, Debebe.Wordofa@moe.gov.et  
     Leulseged Amlaku, EMIS Expert, Leulseged.Amlaku@moe.gov.et  
     Aziza Abrar, EMIS Expert, Aziza.Abrar@moe.gov.et 
     Yihun Alemu, EMIS Training Specialist, Yihun.Alemu@moe.gov.et (GEQIP) 
     Amha Birru, EMIS IT Specialist, Ameha.Biru@moe.gov.et (GEQIP) 
      
      
     Foreword 
      
     The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Ministry of Education, is pleased to release 2019/20 Academic Year 
     Education Statistics Annual Abstract. This annual abstract publication covers all levels of General Education; 
     including Pre-Primary, Primary, Secondary, Adult and Non-Formal Education (ANFE), Special Needs Education, 
     Colleges of Teachers Education and Refugee Education.  
      
     Education and training are at the centre of the Ethiopian government policies targeted at achieving middle income 
     economy status in less than a decade. The general education sector must prepare competent young citizens with 
     core academic knowledge and hands-on skills to feed the higher learning institutions, the TVET sector, and the 
     world of work.  
     As part of this endeavour, Ministry of Education has a momentous responsibility to keep records and monitor the 
     development status of education and training in the country in terms of access, equity, quality, efficiency, 
     relevance, and learning outcomes. This can only be achieved with a strong and reliable documentation and 
     reporting system, which demands continuous capacity improvement that guarantees the availability of quality and 
     timely education data and information.  
      
     Education performance data and statistics, gathered through continuous monitoring and evaluation, are inputs to 
     planning, decision-making and policy formulation. Currently, Education Management Information System (EMIS) 
     which is available at decentralized levels, with the support from the respective ICT offices, has been collecting and 
     processing education performance data which can be used for enhanced service delivery.  
      
     This Education Statistics Annual Abstract provides information on General Education so that evidence-based 
     decision can be made in any interventions to happen. Previous years educational statistics are used to analyse 
     trends in the educational system overtime. This statistic can serve as a means to measure the success of education 
     and training policy.  
      
     Stakeholders in education, such as researchers, publishers, legislative bodies, and development partners are 
     welcome to use the information contained in this education statistical annual abstractt in their endeavours to 
     improve the delivery of education and training in the country. The education statistics in this publication also form 
     the basis for preparing education indicators to be reported to UN agencies, which enables Ethiopia to assess its 
     achievement against the requirements of the Education Sector Development Plan and Sustainable Development 
     Goals.  
                   
     Getahun Mekuria (Dr. –Ing.) 
     Minister 
      
                                                                                               Education Statistics Annual Abstract, 2019/20 
               
              Contents 
                   Foreword  ............................................................................................................................................................. i 
                   Acronyms ............................................................................................................................................................ iv 
                   1. Introduction .....................................................................................................................................................1 
                       1.1. Objective of the Report ...........................................................................................................................1 
                       1.2. Impact of COVID-19 on the Academic Year 2019/20 (Special Issue) ......................................................1 
                       1.3. Indicator Table ........................................................................................................................................4 
                       1.4. Summary Tables ......................................................................................................................................6 
                   2. Early Childhood Care and Education ................................................................................................................8 
                       2.1. Pre-Primary Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) ..............................................................................................9 
                               2.1.1.   Kindergarten ........................................................................................................................ 10 
                               2.1.2.   Child to Child ....................................................................................................................... 11 
                               2.1.3.   “O” Class .............................................................................................................................. 11 
                       2.2. Pre-primary Net Enrolment Ratio (NER) .............................................................................................. 12 
                               2.2.1.   Kindergarten ........................................................................................................................ 13 
                               2.2.2.   Child to Child ....................................................................................................................... 13 
                               2.2.3.   “0” Class .............................................................................................................................. 14 
                   3. Primary Education ........................................................................................................................................ 15 
                       3.1. Apparent Intake Rate ........................................................................................................................... 15 
                       3.2. Net Intake Rate..................................................................................................................................... 17 
                       3.3. Primary Gross Enrolment Ratio ............................................................................................................ 20 
                       3.4. Primary Net Enrolment Ratio (NER) ..................................................................................................... 24 
                       3.5. Gender Parity Index .............................................................................................................................. 28 
                       3.6. Primary Pupil Section Ratio .................................................................................................................. 29 
                       3.7. Primary Pupil Teacher Ratio ................................................................................................................. 30 
                       3.8. Primary Repetition Rate and Dropout Rate ......................................................................................... 31 
                               3.8.1.   Repetition Rate ................................................................................................................... 31 
                               3.8.2.   Dropout Rate ....................................................................................................................... 33 
                       3.9. Survival Rate to Grade 5 ....................................................................................................................... 34 
                       3.10. Primary Completion Rate ................................................................................................................... 35 
                       3.11. Number of Primary Schools and Clusters .......................................................................................... 41 
                       3.12. Textbooks and School Facilities ......................................................................................................... 42 
                               3.12.1.   Number of Textbooks ........................................................................................................ 42 
                               3.12.2.   School Facility Indicators ................................................................................................... 44 
                               3.12.3.   WASH Facilities .................................................................................................................. 45 
                       3.13. Enrollment Summary based on the New Education System ............................................................. 46 
                               3.13.1.   Primary (Grades 1-6) ......................................................................................................... 46 
                         i                                                                                             Ministry of Education 
               
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