Equity in School Water and Sanitation

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EQUITY IN SCHOOL WATER AND SANITATION2ANNEXDetailed Research Data for theIndia StudyTable A: Country ranking by HDI value, 2007/08Table B: Selected WATSAN indicators: countries by rankTable C: Selected education and WATSAN statisticsTable D: Uttar Pradesh: Academic Year 2006/07Table E: Number of girls per 100 boys at different stages, by social groupTable F: Gross Enrolment Ratios of Scheduled Caste children from 1986 to 2005Table G: Gross Enrolment Ratios of Scheduled Tribe children from 1986 to 2005Table H: Drop-out rates at primary and elementary stagesTable I: Drop-out rates by gender and social group, India and UPTable J: Basic information about the Lalitpur and Mirzapur districtsTable K: District-wise enrolment data (sample schools)Table L: District-wise enrolment and attendance on the day of visitTable A Country ranking by HDI value, 2007/08Country Rank HDI value (2007/08)IcelandMoroccoEquatorial GuineaIndiaSolomon IslandsLaoSierra Leone11261271281291301770.9680.6460.6420.6190.6020.6010.336Source: UNDP (2008). Human Development ReportTable B Selected WATSAN indicators: countries by rankPopulation NOT using an improved water source (%), 20041. Iceland (0%)83. Kazakhstan (14%)84. Paraguay (14%)85. India (14%) 2886. Comoros (14%)87. Philippines (15%)159. Ethiopia (78%)Source: UNDP (2008). Human Development ReportPopulation using improved sanitation (%), 20041. Iceland (100%)126. Madagascar (34%)127. Sudan (34%)128. India (33%) 29129. Comoros (33%)130. Benin (33%)148. Chad (9%)28Population NOT using an improved water source in 1990 was 30 per cent.29Population using improved sanitation in 1990 was 14 per cent.50
Overcoming Exclusion and Discrimination in South AsiaIndia Country ReportTable C Selected education and WATSANstatisticsUPINDIAUPINDIAUPINDIAUPINDIAUPINDIA2004/0593.492005/06% of all schools having drinking water facility94.980.683.07% of all schools having common toilets70.6846.8280.8252.39% of all schools having girls' toilets55.4869.4132.7537.42Average drop-out rate at the primary level15.510.6411.539.96Retention rate at the primary level2006/0797.7284.8987.9458.1378.242.5812.338.6174.4870.26Table D Uttar Pradesh: Academic Year 2006/07Total Area in sq km240,928Total Districts70Total Number of Blocks966Total Number of Clusters8,994Total Number of Villages90,804Total Number of Schools168,969Total Population166,197,920Percentage Urban Population20.80-6 Population31,624,628Decadal Growth Rate25.85Sex Ratio898Percentage SC Population21.1Percentage ST Population0.1Overall Literacy Rate56.3Male Literacy Rate68.8Female Literacy Rate42.2Source: GoI (2007). Selected Education StatisticsSource: NUEPA (2008). DISE Flash Statistics 2006-07: ElementaryEducation in IndiaTable E Number of girls per 100 boys at different stages, by social groupUPIndiaAllI-V8687AllVI-VIII7081AllIX-XII5872No of girls per 100 boysSCSCI-VVI-VIII61388172SCIX-XII2364STI-V6588STVI-VIII4078STIX-XII3664AllI-V0.930.94AllVI-VIII0.790.88AllIX-XII0.670.80Gender Parity IndexSCI-V0.670.87SCVI-VIII0.440.80SCIX-XII0.620.63STI-V0.700.91STVI-VIII0.480.84STIX-XII0.220.55Note: Gender Parity Index is the quotient of the number of females by the number of males enrolled in a given stage of education. The indexmeasures relative access of education of males and femalesSource: GoI (2007). Selected Education Statistics51
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