A Statistical Baseline for Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe
In response to the lack of information and in the interests of promoting education justice for Roma, the Open Society Institute presents here the best available data on Roma education in Central, Eastern, and South Eastern Europe. Collating information from 19 countries, Monitoring Education for Roma: A Statistical Baseline for Central, Eastern, and South Eastern Europe provides the clearest, most accurate image yet of Roma participation across a broad range of key education indicators, including enrollment and completion in primary, secondary, and tertiary education. The report demonstrates just how far behind the Roma are in the area of education.
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