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Share of students achieving minimum math proficiency by the end of primary education
Minimum math proficiency for the end of primary education means students can demonstrate skills in number sense and computation, basic measurement, reading, interpreting, and constructing graphs, spatial orientation, and number patterns.
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UNESCO Institute for Statistics; World Bank (2026)
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