What is French Polynesia's gross intake ratio (primary) in 1983?

French Polynesia's gross intake ratio (primary) is 74.55% as of 1983.

Which country has the highest gross intake ratio (primary)?

Kiribati has the highest gross intake ratio (primary) at 119.83% as of 1983.

Mali has the lowest gross intake ratio (primary) at 11.17% as of 1983.

The global average for gross intake ratio (primary) is 64.12% as of 1983.

1983

1993

French Polynesia has the 29th highest gross intake ratio (primary) among 61 countries with data in 1983.

What is French Polynesia's gross intake ratio (primary) in 1983?: French Polynesia's gross intake ratio (primary) is 74.55% as of 1983.
How does French Polynesia rank globally for gross intake ratio (primary)?: French Polynesia has the 29th highest gross intake ratio (primary) among 61 countries with data in 1983.
Which country has the highest gross intake ratio (primary)?: Kiribati has the highest gross intake ratio (primary) at 119.83% as of 1983.
Which country has the lowest gross intake ratio (primary)?: Mali has the lowest gross intake ratio (primary) at 11.17% as of 1983.
What is the global average for gross intake ratio (primary)?: The global average for gross intake ratio (primary) is 64.12% as of 1983.

Year	Gross Intake Ratio Primary	Gross Intake Ratio Lower Secondary
1993	—	58.59%
1983	74.55%	—

Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics · Updated May 2026