Sweden - Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - no formal childcare was 1.70% in December of 2021, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for Sweden - Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - no formal childcare - last updated from the EUROSTAT on June of 2023. Historically, Sweden - Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - no formal childcare reached a record high of 6.00% in December of 2010 and a record low of 1.70% in December of 2021.

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Formal Child Care: Between 3 Years And Compulsory School Age - No Formal Childcare
Country Last Previous Unit Reference
Romania 48.20 40.60 % Dec 2021
Poland 37.20 34.40 % Dec 2022
Austria 30.60 34.00 % Dec 2022
Slovakia 26.70 13.20 % Dec 2021
Czech Republic 20.20 37.50 % Dec 2022
Greece 19.50 16.60 % Dec 2022
Cyprus 16.70 23.70 % Dec 2021
Ireland 16.00 7.30 % Dec 2021
Lithuania 15.40 12.90 % Dec 2021
Portugal 14.50 11.80 % Dec 2021
Malta 14.00 19.30 % Dec 2021
Germany 13.60 15.50 % Dec 2022
Euro Area 13.20 16.30 % Dec 2021
Denmark 9.00 7.90 % Dec 2021
Italy 8.30 6.80 % Dec 2021
Estonia 6.20 8.30 % Dec 2022
Netherlands 4.20 3.30 % Dec 2022
Spain 4.00 2.00 % Dec 2022
France 3.80 3.30 % Dec 2021
Belgium 1.70 2.20 % Dec 2022
Sweden | Education
Adult participation in learning
Adult participation in learning: Females
Adult participation in learning: Males
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 20-24
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 20-24: Females
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 20-24: Males
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 25-64
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 25-64: Females
At least upper secondary educational attainment, age group 25-64: Males
At most lower secondary educational attainment: From 25 to 34 years
At most lower secondary educational attainment: From 25 to 64 years
At most lower secondary educational attainment: From 35 to 44 years
At most lower secondary educational attainment: From 45 to 54 years
At most lower secondary educational attainment: From 55 to 64 years
Children aged less than 3 years in formal childcare
Early leavers from education and training
Early leavers from education and training: Females
Early leavers from education and training: Males
Employment rates of recent graduates
Employment rates of recent graduates: Females
Employment rates of recent graduates: Males
Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - childcare 30 hours or more weekly
Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - childcare from 1 to 29 hours weekly
Formal child care: Between 3 years and compulsory school age - no formal childcare
Formal child care: Less than 3 years - childcare 30 hours or more weekly
Formal child care: Less than 3 years - childcare from 1 to 29 hours weekly
Formal child care: Less than 3 years - no formal childcare
Tertiary educational attainment
Tertiary educational attainment: Females
Tertiary educational attainment: Males
Young people neither in employment nor in education and training (15-24 years)
Sweden | EUROSTAT Indicators