Progress toward goals for universal literacy has been slow. According to the latest international data, there are approximately 774 million non-literate adults, and 250 million children of primary school age lack basic reading and writing skills – whether they are in school or not.
Is it really possible to tackle such a large-scale challenge? Read what four leading experts have to say on the topic.
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