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The United Nations says over 250 million children of agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil school agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil cannot read, write or do agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil maths. 120 million children have spent agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil or no time in school. Countries are agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil when children do not go to school. Each year, countries lose up to $130 agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil. The U.N. said there was a agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil "learning agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil". In a third of countries, 75% of primary school teachers do not have agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil training. The U.N. said it was important "to agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil on quality".

Most children not going to school are agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil. Countries get agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil if girls go to school – up to 25% richer in 40 years. Almost two- agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil (66%) of girls in Arab countries and agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil of Africa may never go to school. In Yemen, just 36% of girls are agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil. Reuters said poorer girls in agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil countries wouldn't be literate agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil 2072. The good agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil is that in Laos, Rwanda and Vietnam, the agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil of children not going to school fell by 85% in the agebasicbillioncrisisdevelopingenoughfocusgirlsgloballastliteratelittlenewsnumberpartspoorerprimaryricherthirdsuntil five years.