Female trained primary education in the United Republic of Tanzania

Educational Process Members

99.21 % in 2016

Africa Teachers (%)

Burundi	100 in 2019	WB
Democratic Republic of the Congo	100 in 2021	WB
Djibouti	100 in 2018	WB
Kenya	100 in 2020	WB
Mauritius	100 in 2021	WB
Morocco	100 in 2022	WB
Tunisia	100 in 2022	WB
Lesotho	99.61 in 2023	WB
Mozambique	99.47 in 2022	WB
Namibia	99.36 in 2022	WB
United Republic of Tanzania	99.21 in 2016	WB
Niger	99.19 in 2023	WB
Botswana	98.71 in 2013	WB
Zimbabwe	97.99 in 2022	WB
Zambia	97.52 in 2017	WB
Mauritania	97.28 in 2019	WB
Malawi	95.61 in 2023	WB
Cabo Verde	93.75 in 2021	WB
Burkina Faso	92.99 in 2022	WB
Algeria	91.67 in 2023	WB
Gambia	90.67 in 2021	WB
Ethiopia	88.93 in 2009	WB
Eswatini	88 in 2017	WB
Congo	87.61 in 2012	WB
Eritrea	86.55 in 2018	WB
Côte d'Ivoire	86.29 in 2023	WB
Egypt	85.94 in 2021	WB
Cameroon	83.99 in 2022	WB
Guinea	81.96 in 2021	WB
Uganda	79.4 in 2017	WB
Sierra Leone	78.94 in 2021	WB
Chad	76.98 in 2022	WB
Rwanda	76.93 in 2022	WB
Benin	76.87 in 2021	WB
South Africa	75.57 in 2002	WB
Liberia	71.27 in 2020	WB
Togo	68.83 in 2022	WB
Ghana	67.12 in 2021	WB
Senegal	66.27 in 2022	WB
Nigeria	60.83 in 2018	WB
Seychelles	59.29 in 2022	WB
Guinea Bissau	58.72 in 2010	WB
Mali	56.61 in 2011	WB
Angola	51.45 in 2011	WB
Gabon	49.52 in 2019	WB
Equatorial Guinea	40.56 in 2015	WB
Sao Tome and Principe	31.76 in 2017	WB
Madagascar	18.91 in 2019	WB

Gender Teachers (% in 2016)

Female	99.21	WB
Male	99.19	WB

Educational Process Members Teachers

Trained Teachers

99.21 % in 2016

Gender