School Participation Rate for Ages 7-12 in Maluku Reached 99.5% in 2020
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School Participation Rate (SPR) is a basic indicator used to determine school-age population's access to education. A higher SPR indicates a greater number of school-age individuals receiving education in a particular region.
According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), the highest SPR in Maluku Province in 2020 was in the 7-12 age group at 99.5%. The next highest SPR was in the 13-15 age group at 97.43%.
The SPR for the 16-18 age group was recorded at 78.24%, while the SPR for the 5-6 age group was 35.32%.
The higher the age group, the lower the SPR achievement. This indicates that the older a person is, the less access they have to education.
Many factors contribute to this, such as the unavailability of higher education facilities in nearby areas or economic pressures requiring individuals to participate in economic activities.
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