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WHAT DOES CONSTITUTION SAY

2. What does Budget say

3. Economy Survey of Pak

4. Current Policy

5. Comparison with different countries

Education
Constitution of 1973, Article: 25A Right to Education

25A. Right to education.—The State shall provide free and compulsory education to all children of the
age of five to sixteen years in such manner as may be determined by law.

Budget for Education:

Details of Budget 2019-2020

Education Affairs and Services have been provided with Rs 77,262 million in
the budget estimates 2019-20 as compared with Rs 97,420 million in budget
estimates 2018-19 and Rs 97,155 million in revised estimates 2018-19.

Current edu policy

PTI 6 Point edu emergency plan

1. One edu system for all (medium of instruction, curriculum, assessment)

2. Reengineer Governance based on complete decentralization

3. Increase in funding (2.1 to 5% of GDP)

4. Adult Edu

5. Teacher Training

6. Information and communication technology

Economy Survey of Pak

Pakistan’ public expenditure on education as a percentage of the GDP is estimated at

2.4 percent in the fiscal year 2018-19, the lowest in the region, revealed the Economic
Survey (2018-2019) released on Monday.
According to UNDP’s Human Development Report 2018, Pakistan is ranked 150th
out of 189 countries with a Human Development Indicator (HDI) value of 0.562 (with
1 being the maximum value). According to the educational indicators, only
Afghanistan lags behind Pakistan in the context of regional comparison. All other
regional countries have shown improvement in HDI in comparison to Pakistan.

Comparison

Pak literacy Rate 2019 : 58%

China 96%

India 71%

Malaysia 94%

Average Year of schooling of Adults

Pakistan: 3.9

India: 5.1

Malaysia: 6.8

USA: 12

 26 COUNTRIES poorer than Pak send more children to school

 2/3rd women in pak never attended schools