Number of schools per subcounty
- Education
Metadata
This dataset provides a detailed overview of the distribution of schools across different sub-counties within Kayunga District, categorized by educational level and ownership type (government or private). It serves as a valuable tool for understanding the accessibility and distribution of educational opportunities in the district.
Dataset Contents:
The dataset includes the following key information:
- Sub-County: The name and boundaries of each sub-county within Kayunga District.
- Educational Level: Categorization of schools as kindergarten, primary, secondary, or tertiary.
- Ownership: Whether the school is government-owned or privately owned.
- Number of Schools: The total count of schools for each combination of sub-county, educational level, and ownership.
Purpose and Potential Impact:
This dataset is designed to:
- Map Educational Access: Visualize the distribution of schools across sub-counties, highlighting areas with high or low concentrations of educational institutions.
- Identify Disparities: Reveal potential inequalities in access to education based on location and school ownership.
- Inform Resource Allocation: Guide the allocation of resources and infrastructure development to ensure equitable access to education across all sub-counties.
- Support Planning and Policy Development: Provide data for evidence-based decision-making regarding school establishment, expansion, and resource allocation.
- Facilitate Community Engagement: Enable community members to understand the educational landscape in their respective sub-counties and advocate for improved access to education.
Target Audience:
This dataset is valuable for:
Kayunga District Education Officials
Local Government Leaders
Policymakers and Planners
Researchers and Academics
Community Development Organizations
Parents and Students
By analyzing this data, stakeholders can gain a comprehensive understanding of the distribution of schools in Kayunga District and work towards ensuring that all children have access to quality education, regardless of their location or socioeconomic background.
Topics
- Education