Inequality in attainment from early childhood to adolescence: Longitudinal evidence from Ethiopia

Domaine:

education

Créateur:

Van

Éditeur:

You

Hôte:

As the Ethiopian government moves to increase enrolment in preschool education from 34 per cent in 2013/14 to 80 per cent by 2020, this working paper provides some country-specific evidence on the predictors of preschool attendance and its association to attainment in Ethiopia. The paper also examines the association between preschool education and children’s attainment, while controlling for a rich array of child-, household- and primary school-level characteristics and variations between communities.

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