Report:Technology Diffusion in Dev'ping World

"According to official statistics, almost 75 percent of 15- to 24-year-olds in Sub-Saharan Africa can read and write. That rate compares favorably with an adult literacy rate of 60 percent and suggests that over time, the technological literacy of the population will rise. Although policies to promote literacy and extend school attendance are critical, in too many cases, the quality of the education delivered in many developing countries remains low. Large proportions
of students officially classified as literate fail to pass international standardized tests of literacy and numeracy.
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