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Secondary education, general pupils (% female) by country 2019 | worldgovdata
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Secondary education, general pupils (% female)
World Bank (WDI)
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210 countries · 1970–2019
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1
Nepal
51.4
2
Monaco
50.8
3
Kazakhstan
49.7
4
Ghana
49.5
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Djibouti
46.3
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Secondary education, general pupils (% female)
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