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The latest available data to monitor SDG 4 at your fingertips.

Where does your country stand in relation to the ten targets of the Âé¶¹AV Development Goal on education (SDG 4)? You can now go straight to the source with the new edition of the , released by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics.

The SDG 4 Data Book 2019 presents the latest results for the official global monitoring indicators, including simplified explanations of their definitions, data sources and interpretation. Available in , and , it showcases data coverage for each indicator by region and a snapshot of global and regional trends, in addition to country-level data from 2010 to the school year ending in 2017.

The new report presents the SDG 4 monitoring indicators included in the official dataset released by the UIS in February 2019 that will be used to evaluate progress at the upcoming High-Level Political Forum on Âé¶¹AV Development (), which will specifically focus on SDG 4.

To complement the Data Book, the UIS has also developed a series of related products to help stakeholders – from countries and donors to civil society groups and technical partners – use the findings in their efforts to get all children in school and learning by 2030.

To learn more about SDG 4 data:

  • The describes the process of developing and producing the global monitoring indicators, while explaining how to use and interpret them.
  • The display data by country, region or year; by data source; and by sex, location and wealth. Users can explore the measures of equality that are crucial for the achievement of SDG 4.
  • With , users can download a snapshot of their country’s data in PDF format.
  • The covers all levels of education for about 200 countries and territories, with a dedicated section grouping global and thematic indicators.