Do education preferences differ by profession on Weddme?
The appendix shows some variation across profession groups, but the study cannot confidently attribute those differences to profession itself. Raw job labels require normal...
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The appendix shows some variation across profession groups, but the study cannot confidently attribute those differences to profession itself. Raw job labels require normal...
Pakistan DHS analysis shows a strong association between higher education and later female age at first marriage. In the 2017–18 DHS summary, women with no education had a...
Yes, child marriage is strongly associated with education level in Pakistan’s survey profiles: prevalence is substantially higher among women with less education and much l...
Literacy, school attendance, enrollment, attainment, and out-of-school status help explain the educational environment linked to marriage timing. Pakistan survey research c...
Yes. Youth literacy generally exceeds adult literacy in Pakistan because younger cohorts have had more recent access to schooling, while adult rates include older generatio...
PSLM defines out-of-school children aged 5–16 as those who have never attended school plus those who attended and later left. The 2019–20 district report provides national,...
UNICEF currently estimates that 25.1 million children aged 5–16 in Pakistan are out of school, representing about 35% of that age group. It describes Pakistan as having one...
School enrollment matters to marriage-age research because remaining in education changes the time available for completing school, entering work, and considering marriage....
National indicators estimate literacy, attendance, attainment, or enrollment for defined population groups using surveys or administrative systems. Weddme profile education...
Education is strongly associated with reported involvement, although it does not prove that schooling alone caused the difference. In the 2017–18 Pakistan DHS, about 74.8%…
Pakistan DHS tables show that marriage to relatives is generally less common among women with higher education than among women with no schooling, but it remains present at…
Education is associated with urban residence, employment and later marriage, all of which can make a separate household more feasible, but Pakistan has no representative…