Initial household funding per primary student as a percentage of GDP per capita by country

February 2026 Data Release

Countries reporting
61
Highest
200.4%
Chad
Lowest
0.0%
Norway
Median
1.7%
Years covered
27
1998–2024
Data points
735

What the numbers show

Initial household funding per primary student as a percentage of GDP per capita is currently reported for 61 countries. The highest value is 200.4% in Chad; the lowest is 0.0% in Norway.

The median across all reporting countries is 1.7%, and the mean is 5.9%.

Over the past decade 26 countries rose and 30 fell. The largest increase was in Chad (up 3,074.8%), and the largest decrease in Sweden (down 100.0%).

Initial household funding per primary student as a percentage of GDP: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 Chad 200.4% 2024 up 3,074.8% volatile
2 Lebanon 17.9% 2013 up 32.2% rising
3 Dominican Republic 8.0% 2023 up 62.3% rising
4 Barbados 7.8% 2023 up 12.2% volatile
5 El Salvador 7.2% 2023 down 17.2% falling
6 Nepal 6.8% 2015 down 26.2% falling
7 Greece 6.0% 2022 up 27.7% rising
8 Benin 5.6% 2014 down 11.2% falling
9 Uganda 5.4% 2014 down 30.5% falling
10 Cambodia 5.3% 2014 up 77.9% rising
11 Gambia 4.8% 2013 up 2.0% flat
12 Chile 4.4% 2022 up 2.2% falling
13 Morocco 4.3% 2010 down 21.6% falling
14 Malta 4.3% 2022 up 24.4% rising
15 Burkina Faso 4.3% 2007 down 16.8% falling
16 Poland 3.7% 2022 up 25.9% rising
17 Indonesia 3.7% 2015 up 21.6% falling
18 Slovenia 3.4% 2022 down 0.1% flat
19 Côte d'Ivoire 3.4% 2015 down 35.7% falling
20 Spain 3.3% 2022 down 15.8% rising
21 Peru 3.2% 2024 down 15.9% falling
22 Portugal 3.0% 2022 down 20.4% volatile
23 Cameroon 2.9% 2012 up 1.9% flat
24 Argentina 2.8% 2019 up 172.1% rising
25 Israel 2.5% 2022 up 24.7% rising
26 Viet Nam 2.5% 2013 falling
27 Mexico 2.3% 2022 up 16.8% rising
28 Cyprus 2.2% 2022 down 50.9% rising
29 Burundi 2.1% 2010 up 5.3% flat
30 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 2.0% 2015 down 14.7% rising
31 Niger 1.7% 2011 up 3.6% falling
32 Slovakia 1.6% 2022 down 61.8% falling
33 Mali 1.6% 2010 down 28.9% falling
34 Ghana 1.6% 2014 down 48.0% falling
35 United States of America 1.5% 2021 up 0.2% falling
36 Italy 1.5% 2022 down 15.0% rising
37 Belgium 1.4% 2022 up 34.5% rising
38 Latvia 1.3% 2022 down 51.9% volatile
39 Türkiye 1.2% 2022 down 42.2% rising
40 Lithuania 1.1% 2022 up 97.6% rising
41 Ukraine 0.9% 2021 down 55.3% falling
42 Austria 0.8% 2022 up 133.0% volatile
43 New Zealand 0.8% 2023 up 20.6% falling
44 Kyrgyzstan 0.6% 2021 down 57.0% falling
45 Cuba 0.6% 2010 rising
46 Sao Tome and Principe 0.6% 2014 down 1.2% flat
47 Denmark 0.6% 2022 up 47.4% rising
48 Luxembourg 0.6% 2022 up 47.6% rising
49 Czechia 0.5% 2022 down 31.7% falling
50 Azerbaijan 0.4% 2023 rising
51 Netherlands 0.4% 2022 up 31.3% rising
52 Malawi 0.4% 2008 down 18.7% falling
53 Ireland 0.3% 2021 down 24.5% rising
54 Cape Verde 0.3% 2019 down 40.1% falling
55 Iceland 0.2% 2022 down 22.5% falling
56 Mongolia 0.1% 2015 volatile
57 Romania 0.0% 2019 up 75.1% volatile
58 Finland 0.0% 2022 down 90.2% volatile
59 Sweden 0.0% 2017 down 100.0% volatile
59 Togo 0.0% 2024 down 100.0% falling
59 Norway 0.0% 2022 volatile

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Indicator
Initial household funding per primary student as a percentage of GDP per capita
Source
UNESCO Institute for Statistics
Licence
CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO (UNESCO Institute for Statistics)
Coverage
61 places, 735 data points, 1998–2024
Last refreshed

February 2026 Data Release