One-third of Papua's adult population lacks a high school diploma.

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 14/06/2022 14:50 WIB

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that there were Papuan residents aged 15 and over who did not possess a high school diploma. The percentage reached 33.58% in 2021.

Educational Attainment of Papuan Residents Aged 15 and Over (2021)

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Educational Attainment of Papuan Residents Aged 15 and Over (2021)

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recorded that there is a population of Papua aged 15 and over who do not possess a school certificate. The percentage reached 33.58% in 2021.

Meanwhile, 19.28% of the Papuan population aged 15 and over completed their education at the primary school (SD) level. 17.48% possess a junior high school (SMP) equivalent certificate.

Furthermore, 21.11% of the Papuan population aged 15 and over possess a senior high school (SMA) equivalent certificate. There is also a level of education among the Papuan population aged 15 and over reaching higher education (PT).

When viewed based on the type of area, there is a difference in the highest level of education completed between urban and rural areas.

In urban areas, the Papuan population aged 15 and over is dominated by senior high school graduates, with a percentage of 40.27%. Meanwhile, the rural population is dominated by those without a certificate (47.28%).

(Also Read: Ahead of Division, Papua Residents' Income Remains Highly Disparate)

Editor : Aria W. Yudhistira

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