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Education in Bono, Ghana: official figures

73.7% of people aged 15 and over in the Bono Region could read and write with understanding in at least one language at the 2021 census, 7th highest of Ghana's 16 regions (Ghana: 72.2%).

Are women in the Bono Region as literate as men?

Literacy among women aged 15 and over in the Bono Region was 67.9%, against 79.9% for men (2021 census), a gap of 12.0 percentage points.

Source: Ghana Statistical Service · saved copy

How many people in the Bono Region never went to school?

18.5% of people aged 6 and over in the Bono Region (192,442) had never attended school at the 2021 census, 8th lowest of Ghana's 16 regions (Ghana: 20.5%).

Source: Ghana Statistical Service · saved copy

How many people in the Bono Region have a tertiary education?

8.9% of people aged 6 and over in the Bono Region (92,467) had reached tertiary education (a Higher National Diploma, degree or postgraduate study) at the 2021 census, 3rd highest of Ghana's 16 regions (Ghana: 8.7%).

Source: Ghana Statistical Service · saved copy

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How Bono compares with other regions

Literacy, people aged 15+ (2021 census) (2021)

Bono ranks 7 of 16, highest first.

RankRegionLiteracy, people aged 15+ (2021 census)
4Central77.3%
5Volta75.1%
6Western74.8%
7Bono73.7%
8Ahafo72.2%
9Western North65.7%
10Bono East59.5%
Source: Ghana Statistical Service · saved copy

People aged 6+ who never attended school (2021 census) (2021)

Bono ranks 9 of 16, highest first.

RankRegionPeople aged 6+ who never attended school (2021 census)
6Oti33.2%
7Bono East29.6%
8Western North24.0%
9Bono18.5%
10Ahafo18.2%
11Western17.4%
12Volta16.0%
Source: Ghana Statistical Service · saved copy

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