Country: Albania
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Survey Methodology: Question type 1
Uses a question such as 'Do you have disability?'
According to the Demographic Health Survey 2008-2009, the disability prevalence rate in Albania is 4.5%.
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No Poverty 
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Quality Education
Participation rate of youth in formal and non-formal education and training in the previous 12 months, by sex 2008-2009
Demographic Health Survey
People with disabilities
19%
People without disabilities
48%
Primary School completion rates 2008-2009
Demographic Health Survey
People with disabilities
100%
People without disabilities
94%
Proportion of population in a given age group achieving at least a fixed level of proficiency in functional literacy skills, by sex (15 years and above) 2008-2009
Demographic Health Survey
People with disabilities
86%
People without disabilities
92%
Secondary School completion rates 2008-2009
Demographic Health Survey
People with disabilities
38%
People without disabilities
46%
University completion rates or university access rates as proxy (25-54 years) 2008-2009
Demographic Health Survey
People with disabilities
5.7%
People without disabilities
14%