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World Data Atlas Afghanistan Rankings Education

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Number of illiterate women

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Kabul is the top region by number of illiterate women in Afghanistan. As of 2005, number of illiterate women in Kabul was 412,000 that accounts for 4.36% of Afghanistan's number of illiterate women. The top 5 regions (others are Kabul, Herat, Herat, and Nangarhar) account for 18.44% of it. Afghanistan's total number of illiterate women was estimated at 9.45 million in 2005.

See also

Adult literacy rate, Overall literacy rate (6+ years), Literacy rate (6+ years), Male, Literacy rate (6+ years), Female, Adult illiteracy rate (15+ years), Adult illiteracy rate (15+ years), Male, Adult illiteracy rate (15+ years), Female, Overall net enrolment rate (6-13 years), Number of Primary schools, Number of students, Primary, Number of teachers, Teachers, Number of students, middle education, Number of schools, middle education, Number of teachers, middle education, Number of schools, high school education, Number of students, high school education, Number of teachers, high school education, Number of schools, Private primary education, Number of students, Private primary education, Number of teachers, Private primary education, Primary school age children out of school, Number of VET students, Number of VET teachers, VET student to teacher ratio, Vocational Education and Training (VET) Institutes, Proportion of pupils starting grade 1 who reach grade 5

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