Social and Economic Characteristics Volume 3 (ENGLISH)

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Table 1. Population fi ve years and over by schooling status, administrative unit and sex
District, Sub-District, Sex Total
At school % Left school
Schooling Status
% Never attended % Not Stated %
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
BAUCAU 94,647 35,029 37.0 26,073 27.5 32,614 34.5 931 1.0
Male 47,376 18,325 38.7 13,789 29.1 14,861 31.4 401 0.8
Female 47,271 16,704 35.3 12,284 26.0 17,753 37.6 530 1.1
BAUCAU 38,915 15,710 40.4 12,783 32.8 10,019 25.7 403 1.0
Male 19,684 8,166 41.5 6,703 34.1 4,632 23.5 183 0.9
Female 19,231 7,544 39.2 6,080 31.6 5,387 28.0 220 1.1
LAGA 12,321 3,873 31.4 2,864 23.2 5,501 44.6 83 0.7
Male 6,131 2,037 33.2 1,520 24.8 2,539 41.4 35 0.6
Female 6,190 1,836 29.7 1,344 21.7 2,962 47.9 48 0.8
QUELICAI 14,400 5,021 34.9 3,037 21.1 6,140 42.6 202 1.4
Male 7,041 2,676 38.0 1,613 22.9 2,667 37.9 85 1.2
Female 7,359 2,345 31.9 1,424 19.4 3,473 47.2 117 1.6
BAGUIA 8,072 3,033 37.6 1,882 23.3 3,079 38.1 78 1.0
Male 3,938 1,591 40.4 997 25.3 1,318 33.5 32 0.8
Female 4,134 1,442 34.9 885 21.4 1,761 42.6 46 1.1
VEMASE 7,692 2,621 34.1 2,229 29.0 2,825 36.7 17 0.2
Male 3,928 1,379 35.1 1,203 30.6 1,335 34.0 11 0.3
Female 3,764 1,242 33.0 1,026 27.3 1,490 39.6 6 0.2
VENILALE 13,247 4,771 36.0 3,278 24.7 5,050 38.1 148 1.1
Male 6,654 2,476 37.2 1,753 26.3 2,370 35.6 55 0.8
Female 6,593 2,295 34.8 1,525 23.1 2,680 40.6 93 1.4
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