Contributions and Challenges of International Organizations to African Education Development

Extremely high illiteracy rates accompany Africa's huge population. The lack of domestic financial resources and the insufficiency or even reduction of international development assistance are still the main factors plaguing African education development. International organizations and countries are also trying to help African countries improve the current situation of education as much as possible, and African countries should also give full play to their comparative advantages by adjusting and redesigning these goals based on local realities to better promote the development of primary education in the region. However, education development in Africa may still have a long way to go.