> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://newsletters.qs.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # 🏫 1M Out-of-School in South Africa. Brazil's EVs Up 40%. Healthcare Access in Mexico. - URL: https://newsletters.qs.com/60-out-of-school-students-in-south-africa-brazils-evs-up-40-mexicans-without-healthcare-access/ - Published: 2024-10-21T11:30:15.000Z - Updated: 2024-10-21T11:30:14.000Z - Description: Chart of the Day #206 looks at K12 Education, Electric Vehicles, and Access to Healthcare in Mexico - Author: QS - Tags: Charts [**Cześć**](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%5Flanguage?ref=newsletters.qs.com) 🎻 The White House has approved approximately $4.5B in [student loan relief](https://www.ed.gov/about/news/press-release/biden-harris-administration-approves-additional-45-billion-student-debt?ref=newsletters.qs.com) for over 60K public service workers. The IFC is financing a 225 MW [solar PV project](https://www.ifc.org/en/pressroom/2024/ifc-supports-major-solar-power-project-to-drive-bulgaria-s-renewable-energy-goals?ref=newsletters.qs.com) in Bulgaria, aiding its target of net-zero GHG emissions by 2050\. ### Today's Topics 🏫 **K12 Education.** Out-of-school students up 60% in South Africa 🚗 **Electric Vehicles.** EV registrations in Brazil rose 40% ⚕️ **Healthcare.** 40% of Mexicans without healthcare access in 2022 *For unlimited access to over one million charts,* [*request a demo*](https://webforms.pipedrive.com/f/1uMbIPRqUeVuZ31jVtKWMWIuqU2ga1nKo8aotNdGihU16zgOzuTfRMb9XfIIGmcOT?ref=newsletters.qs.com)*.* ## 🏫 Out-of-School Students Up 60% in South Africa [![](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXfVdhtEbrcyokNotcxENNail-JW2mWXnaLypukbfgKk6Y4QTNPuWcOZooh2aGDyAOlH7W1LU313SbT6TIwuV8NkpNAzN55i-BckOEr3elmgcYzh7M1zQPjjJCm5_cQfwrb2m6C7A7c-UAu6XGPGA_LEPyRH?key=W3kVBoKRO4jY9plXMHzyoQ)](https://index.holoniq.com/charts/HCHQL5QRK7EFMMIH1K8L/Number-of-children-out-of-school-in-South-Africa%252C-2002-2021-%28Millions-of-Children%29?ref=newsletters.qs.com) South Africa's out-of-school children fell from over 1.3M in 2002 to 282K in 2017, owing to education reforms. However, the COVID-19 pandemic reversed this progress, with numbers rising to 963K by 2022\. The [National Development Plan](https://www.parliament.gov.za/storage/app/media/Pages/2023/27-02-2023%5FNCOP%5F2023%5FCommittees%5FStrategic%5FPlanning%5FSession/Resource%5FDocuments/The%5FNational%5FDevelopment%5FPlan%5FSimplified.pdf?ref=newsletters.qs.com) aims to achieve 90% literacy and numeracy by 2030, addressing challenges linked to increasing out-of-school children. ## 🚗 EV Registrations in Brazil Rose 40% [![](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXcVzqJmX38A9jhlizKp3h_GZPSLsyq0AEhZyxvm2Te7KCS7Web8SsYJKlwxzoTcpJ9_mvL1vA1xy5z0EQR0Ntnlq5zJpT5wCnK5y4_gj7_C0qdhEtLcZLi7mVZxhf89hT_N_4Thwc_TgWcbSp6zKOOTHaEt?key=W3kVBoKRO4jY9plXMHzyoQ)](https://index.holoniq.com/charts/HCHLQ0L3JL5BO3OH4YEV/Electric-and-hybrid-motor-vehicle-registrations-in-Brazil%252C-2006-2022?ref=newsletters.qs.com) Brazil registered 2,934 electric and hybrid vehicles from 2006 to 2015, while in 2016, the country saw 3,300 registrations. In 2022, registrations grew by 42% from 2021, reaching 50,011, reflecting increasing adoption of cleaner transport. Government efforts, including the [Mover program ](https://brazilian.report/environment/2024/04/24/making-evs-popular-in-brazil/?ref=newsletters.qs.com)and [progressive tax policies](https://www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/brazil-automotive-green-mobility-investment?ref=newsletters.qs.com), aim to phase out new combustion vehicles [by 2035](https://dialogue.earth/en/business/384578-brazils-ev-market-shifts-up-a-gear-as-chinese-makers-set-up-shop/?ref=newsletters.qs.com), supporting sustainable mobility and local production. ## ⚕️ 40% of Mexicans Without Healthcare Access in 2022 [![](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXcVaMG34qKX-8M5evcqiECJg7VoU6asXrmUupj5hO-Xa76H9COqrFv4rVVBwFgS9_hH3B9I_yE4YSPcqhMOsm3nwCWu-jUWiA4kHKmL0SYIYjT8bXcbI4F49SDZCx4Nah1Kuh93fC0Ox0ywlejNQCLsEKp4?key=W3kVBoKRO4jY9plXMHzyoQ)](https://index.holoniq.com/charts/HCHVDDRI5X32YV4NRT7O/Share-of-population-without-access-to-health-services-in-Mexico%252C-2008-2022?ref=newsletters.qs.com) Mexico's population share considered vulnerable due to inadequate access to health services decreased from nearly 40% in 2008 to 15.5% in 2016 but grew to 39% by 2022, largely due to COVID-19, which caused a rise to 28% in 2020\. In response, the government needs to adopt reforms aligning with the [Universal Health Coverage](https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/universal-health-coverage-%28uhc%29?ref=newsletters.qs.com) program and increase focus on programs such as [Seguro Popular de Salud (SPS)](https://www.thinkglobalhealth.org/article/rise-and-fall-seguro-popular-mexicos-health-care-odyssey?ref=newsletters.qs.com). --- **Like getting this newsletter?* For unlimited access to over one million charts,*[ *request a demo*](https://webforms.pipedrive.com/f/1uMbIPRqUeVuZ31jVtKWMWIuqU2ga1nKo8aotNdGihU16zgOzuTfRMb9XfIIGmcOT?ref=newsletters.qs.com)*.* --- **Thank you for reading. Have a great week ahead!** Have some feedback or want to sponsor this newsletter? Let us know at hello@holoniq.com