Teachers salaries (% of current education expenditure) - Human development - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators

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Teachers' salaries is the percentage of current education expenditure for teachers' salaries. Current educational expenditure includes direct current expenditure on public educational institutions from all sources (public, private and international). public expenditure includes government spending on educational institutions, education administration as well as subsidies for private entities (students/households and other private entities). Source: United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Statistics.
Teachers salaries (% of current education expenditure) - Human development - Development outcomes - African Development Indicators (Most Recent Data)

Rank

Country

Value
1Cape Verde (2005)96.08
2Madagascar (1988)89.46
3Zimbabwe (1989)83.22
4Egypt (1975)81.25
5Rwanda (1989)80.69
6Morocco (1975)79.76
7Djibouti (1982)78.14
8Benin (2006)75.86
9Togo (1998)73.78
10Tunisia (1984)73.7
11Ghana (1986)73.57
12Republic of the Congo (1980)70.78
13Angola (1984)68.82
14Ethiopia (1981)68.37
15Somalia (1970)67.93
16Central African Republic (1986)66.82
17Guinea (1988)66.09
18South Africa (2007)65.74
19Cameroon (1983)65.53
20Burundi (1985)65.03
21Algeria (1980)63.64
22Mali (1985)63.12
23Mauritius (1989)62.47
24Swaziland (1989)61.57
25Ivory Coast (1999)61.02
26Uganda (1975)60.38
27Guinea-Bissau (1999)58.78
28Lesotho (1999)57.3
29Niger (1989)56.59
30Zambia (1982)56.44
31Burkina Faso (1989)54.02
32Malawi (1989)52.82
33Mauritania (1983)52.07
34Seychelles (2006)48.63
35Botswana (1987)47.12
36Gambia (1989)46.41
37Sudan (1970)45.85
38Eritrea (2005)37.24
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