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Much work is being undertaken by the Government to promote entrepreneurial role models, foster positive attitudes to risk taking, teach basic business management and financial literacy and address skills gaps.

EI, IDA, D/Social Protection, D/Foreign affairs, Irish Software Association, ICT Ireland) Develop Junior Cycle short courses in Digital Media Literacy and Coding.

if citizens'statistical and economic literacy could be increased. Amartya Sen remarks that: the ability to exercise freedom may to a considerable extent, be directly dependent on the education we have received,

Digital infrastructure a horizontal area Digital competencies (e-literacy+e-inclusion) Digital economy (innovative developments, e-governance, digitalisation of contents, e-services, RDI

and literacy so all three appeared together for the first time enabling a fervent of ideas and popular movements competing for social, economic, religious and political attention.

and increasing literacy (in most villages at least one person for the first time was available who could read and write.)(

and relates mainly to technical problems due to lack of ICT literacy. Indeed, when new members join the local currency scheme,

relates to technical problems due to lack of ICT literacy. More intractable barriers include that fact that much of the policy,

Another barrier is lack of computer skills and Internet literacy which can preclude people from participating on the online platform.

Another barrier for the Repair Cafés case is lack of computer skills and Internet literacy

and university not ready for work/higher/further education Mismatch of skills especially digital literacy Need for lifelong learning,

access to a computer and Internet and digital literacy. Also, the rise of MOOCS potentially allow for a different value for money approach within public education systems,

access to a computer and Internet and digital literacy. MONDEY specifically also highlight the importance of requires a good framework for data security and data protection. 129 Concluding,

cooperation-Building capacity and skills-Lack of sustainable business models & delivery model for online education-Lack of-Good ICT infrastructure-High level of digital literacy-Provides access to education anywhere

Internet and digital literacy Personalised education & new learning environment s Standard ICT solutions as well as bespoke technological solutions (for instance gaming)- Content creation-Issue identification-Matching

Efforts focus particularly on promoting digital literacy and computer skills and increasing regular Internet use amongst the underprivileged. 6. 1. 10.

literacy, skills and inclusion. 7. ICT-enabled benefits for EU society. Figure 20 Digital Scoreboard:

In all areas of education, developing well-rounded media literacy will help people to respond competently and responsibly to digitisation,

It must also enhance media literacy. zzthe Federal government will therefore work with the Länder and other stakeholders in the education sector to support greater use of digital media in education and over the entire lifetime of the individual.

we will improve the media literacy of users and ensure they are equipped better to distinguish between legal and illegal activities on the Internet. zzwe will clarify the future status and role of the Data protection Foundation (Stiftung Datenschutz).

29 5. 2 Digital literacy...30 5. 3 Web literacy...32 5. 4 Complementary skills...

34 Digital opportunities: Innovative ICT solutions for youth employment vi Page 6 Entrepreneurship skills and support...

This transformation is effectively making digital literacy a prerequisite for both wage employment and creating one's own business.

ICT literacy not only qualifies people for jobs in conventional job sectors, but also opens doors to participate in rapidly growing markets such as business process outsourcing and microwork.

These services are proving to be very beneficial for people with basic literacies but who may not possess the knowledge to create a résumé

experts have developed new literacy frameworks in order to describe and delineate other types of ICT skills. These go by such names such as digital literacy, information literacy, ICT literacy, media (or multimedia) literacy,

and web literacy, among others. New curricula and training programs have emerged to cover the broader set of skills contained within these new frameworks.

This chapter begins with a look at the evolution from computer to digital literacy, the latter widely recognized as a more comprehensive and relevant inventory of the range of ICT-related skills needed for success in career and life.

Next the concept of web literacy is explored, exemplifying new thinking around 113 Youthpolicy. org, www. youthpolicy. org/blog/category/rio-2012/.114 Michael Davidson and Kyle Gracey.

Green Jobs for Youth, 2011, http://switchboard. nrdc. org/blogs/mdavidson/Youthgreenjobs%20-%20gracey,%20davidson. pdf. 115 UN Focal point on Youth,

Innovative ICT solutions for youth employment 30 5. 2 Digital literacy Most of today's attention around ICT skills is focused on the concept of digital literacy.

has undertaken extensive work around digital literacy. In its 2013 report they propose a comprehensive framework that exemplifies the types of competencies many experts note are required to be digitally literate. 118 Figure 10:

and other digital literacy frameworks and those focused on computer literacy. First, digital literacy frameworks are typically more explicit about the breadth of life purposes for

which being digitally literate is necessary. The IPTS framework, for instance, articulates the following life activities:

In this way digital literacy frameworks adopt a holistic approach, recognizing the deeply embedded nature of technology is all aspects of life. 118 European commission, DIGCOMP:

Innovative ICT solutions for youth employment 32 All of these distinctions have important implications for digital literacy training.

what it means to be digitally literate. 5. 3 Web literacy While digital literacy may be established the most concept,

other efforts have emerged also that reflect differing philosophies of how the internet should be maintained, as well as different skillsets.

The concept of web literacies is worth discussing in this context. Advanced by the Mozilla Foundation in collaboration with global experts

web literacies refers to not only being able to read the web but also having the ability to‘write'it.

competencies and literacies to be able to tinker and make things with and on the web. 122 122 Doug Belshaw,"

competencies and literacies necessary to be a Webmaker,"Mozilla Foundation, http://mzl. la/weblit. Digital opportunities:

Web skills/Competencies/Literacies grid EXPLORING CREATING CONNECTING PROTECTING BEGINNER Browser basics (e g. URLS, copy/paste) HTML basics (e g. adding images,

basic education, literacy and numeracy; language learning; hard and soft skills, and; entrepreneurship training. 170 As described elsewhere in this report,

For example, one can take the Microsoft Digital Literacy curriculum from the Microsoft site173 or enrol at one of the thousands of civil society organizations worldwide that offer this training.

Digital Literacy curriculum, www. microsoft. com/about/corporatecitizenship/citizenship/giving/programs/up/digitalliteracy/default. mspx. 174 European Computer Driver Licence, www. ecdl. org.

while others are still working to provide digital access and basic literacy to large parts of their populations. 180 In regional surveys, countries such as Korea, Singapore, Japan, China,

In Rwanda for example, the government has launched the National ICT Literacy and Awareness Campaign, a joint initiative of the Ministry of Youth and ICT, Ministry of Local government, the Ministry of Education, the Rwanda Education Board, Rwanda Development Board,

Competencies and Literacies Necessary to Be a Webmaker.""Mozilla Foundation. http://mzl. la/weblit. Belfield, Clive R.,Henry M. Levin, and Rachel Rosen."

Web literacy Refers to not only being able to read the web but also having the ability to‘write'it (create pages, documents and multimedia assets).

In this way, it links well to the Digital Agenda, another flagship initiative of the Europe 2020 strategy37. 21st century society increasingly demands digital literacy

financial education and literacy, personal loans and insurance. Microfinance was slow to take off in Europe. ADIE47 in France was one of the first to start up in the late 80s (it is now one of largest with around 20,000 borrowers in 2010.

These products may include savings, financial education and literacy, personal loans and insurance. Microfinance was slow to take off in Europe.

along with an increase in energy literacy and can be compared to the rise of the internet,

and networking in the field of cultural and media literacy. It also aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the cultural and creative sectors, the cross-border circulation of culture and the adaptation of the sector to the digital shift.

and absorptive capacity, exploiting the creativity of Europe, building digital literacy, skills and inclusion. A network between communities of users and DSI innovators is essential

Technological Literacy: While Finland is networked a highly country, not everyone has the same technical capacity.

and absorptive capacity, exploiting the creativity of Europe, building digital literacy, skills and inclusion. A network between communities of users and DSI innovators is essential

Technological Literacy: While Finland is networked a highly country, not everyone has the same technical capacity.

aimed inter alia at improving the digital literacy of young consumers. A dialogue with intermediaries and traders with a view to developing codes of good conduct, good practices or guidelines for price, quality and sustainability 34 Regulation 2006/2004/EC http

in many Member States, there is a lack of specific education on all levels for e-learning, e-literacy and e-skills.

There are huge differences in digital literacy and digital administration between Member States. The EU could help close this digital divide.

The EU needs to help close the digital divide between Member States with high-level of digital literacy and digital administrative processes and those with low-levels

and of Internet/web literacy. The ICT enablers index takes into account affordability of Internet access, telecoms market competition, security of the Internet infrastructure, government support for ICT development,

The four qualitative indicators assess the quality of Internet connections, the development of ebusiness, the development of online commerce and the exposure of the population to the Internet("Internet literacy".

Survey results Reaping the benefits of ICT Europe's productivity challenge Which of the following countries have the highest levels of ICT literacy as an average across the whole population?(%

Inequalities are expected increasingly to manifest themselves in terms of capacity (literacy, awareness and skills) to reap the benefits of technology.

Although policy frameworks such as the Digital Agenda prioritise e-skills and digital literacy the implementation often varies across Member States

and the policies are need likely to to be in place for a substantial amount of time to produce visible changes in literacy and skills indicators. 16 Figure E. 1. 1:

However, measuring and benchmarking information literacy presents methodological challenges (UIS 2012. Innovation regarding the delivery of open educational content has been on the rise in recent years,

Adult and Youth Literacy 1995-2015, Montreal: UNESCO Institute for Statistics, 2012. Hurd, M d.,P. Martorell, A. Delavande, K. J. Mullen,

UIS, UIS Adult and Youth Literacy Fact Sheet, Unesco Institute for Statistics, 2012. UK Ministry of Defence, DCDC Report, Global Strategic Trends-Out to 2040,2010.

UNESCO, Global Literacy Rates and Population Numbers for Adults And Youth, 2010, UIS Fact Sheet Montreal:

Y, 00. html World bank Development Indicators,"National adult literacy rates (15+),2012. As of 08/03/2013:

ii) the work of ICT literacy of SMES; iii) the survey of the innovative needs of local small firms.

Scientific literacy and the jury: reconsidering jury‘competence',Public Understanding of Science 6: 327 59.

, public services, e-education, e-inclusion, e-skills, entrepreneurship, digital literacy, econtent, creativity, culture, living labs, smart buildings and neighbourhoods, smart cities

Inpatient Level Patient access to Health record and investigations (with appropriate interpretations-Health Literacy issues) to ensure better compliance and involvement in disease management and prevention GP access

and Australia's performance in mathematical literacy in schools has fallen in absolute and relative terms.

only five significantly outperformed Australia in mathematical literacy. By 2012 we were outperformed by 12 countries.

Linking science with literacy'programme enhances primary school teachers'confidence and competence in teaching science, and is designed to develop students'knowledge, understanding and skills in both science and literacy from an early age.

The‘Science by Doing'programme supports science teaching teams in secondary schools and is intended to increase engagement of secondary school students with science.

Literacy, Learning and Contemporary Culture, Polity Press, 2003 Cartwright, S. R.,Cartwright G. P.,Designing and Producing Media-Based Training, Butterworth-Heinemann, 1999

the success of the RDI strategy depends fundamentally on the training of professionals qualified for carrying out research and development and the development of education in the fields of mathematics, natural sciences and digital literacy.

More practice-oriented education (dual studies), the strengthening of entrepreneurial, innovation management etc. education, improvement in digital literacy.

and advancement of their co-operation. 3) The development of content service. 4) The promotion of digital literacy supporting innovation and creativity and the increase in private computer and mobile penetration. 39 vision

such as those related to poverty, literacy, education or lack of electricity, as well as cultural and social barriers. 1. 3 The broadband market and Internet access Fixed (wired)- broadband

It includes three proxy 37 Measuring the Information Society Report 2014 indicators (adult literacy, gross secondary enrolment,

ICT skills Reference value(%)9. Adult literacy rate 10. Secondary gross enrolment ratio 11. Tertiary gross enrolment ratio 100 100 100 33 33 33 ICT Development Index 40 40 20 Figure 2. 2:

but rather levels of literacy and school enrolment. Data change very little over time and advances in skills do not show immediate effects.

Among the factors holding back improved access to ICTS in LDCS are low education and literacy rates,

and the IDI are available for at least 16 countries. 41 The MDG indicators measuring Goal 2 (literacy rate

and literacy programmes specifically targeted to poor girls and women using appropriate technologies MDG4 Reduce child mortality) Data collected through

who reach last grade of primary 2. 3 Literacy rate of 15-24 year-olds, women and men+++Goal 3:

The Ministry of Education of Sri lanka and esri Lanka have undertaken several actions to improve digital literacy (Galpaya, 2011). 21 Sources:

Annex 1. ICT Development Index (IDI) methodology 224 c) ICT skills indicators Data on adult literacy rates and gross secondary and tertiary enrolment

1. Adult literacy rate According to UIS, the Adult literacy rate is defined as the percentage of population aged 15 years

Generally,‘literacy'also encompasses‘numeracy, 'the ability to make simple arithmetic calculations. The main purpose of this indicator is to show the accumulated achievement of primary education and literacy programmes in imparting basic literacy skills to the population,

thereby enabling them to apply such skills in daily life and to continue learning and communicating using the written word.

Literacy represents a potential for further intellectual growth and contribution to economic-sociocultural development of society. 5 2. Gross enrolment ratio (secondary and tertiary level) According to UIS,

inhabitants 0. 33 ICT skills 0. 20 Adult literacy rate 0. 33 Secondary gross enrolment ratio 0. 33 Tertiary gross

ICT skills are approximated by adult literacy rate, secondary gross enrolment ratio and tertiary gross enrolment ratio.

Annex 3. Statistical tables of indicators used to compute de IDI 246 Skills indicators Gross enrolment ratio Adult Seconday Tertiary literacy rate Economy 2012 2013

literacy rate Economy 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 84 Lao P. D. R. 46.5 46.5 16.7 16.7 72.7 72.7

and research 6. Pillar VI Enhancing digital literacy, skills and inclusion bridges the digital divide for all consumers

VI-Enhancing digital literacy, skills and inclusion Employment rate R&d Climate change and energy sustainability Fighting poverty and social exclusion Population to buy online Population to buy online cross-border Citizens

and internal clients for the benefit of both government and the clients that they serve 1. 3. Increasing access to digitized public services VI-Enhancing digital literacy, skills and inclusion services,

and innovation 1. 6. Improving governance on implementation of computerized public services VI-Enhancing digital literacy,

& growth 2. 1. Support for the development of ICT skills VI-Enhancing digital literacy,

and management of ICT-assisted activity VI-Enhancing digital literacy, skills and inclusion 2. 4. Infrastructure development of ICT sector in the areas of interest:

online Public investment in ICT R&d Energy use of lighting 3. 2. Increasing the number of jobs in the ICT sector VI-Enhancing digital literacy,

and friends to benefit from support in the development of einclusion measures Facilitate communication between groups targeted for social inclusion Develop uniform digital literacy

and relevant infrastructure in schools (Operational) Providing schools with ICT equipment and systems will primarily impact students'level of digital literacy,

Public libraries Support Improved Digital Literacy Since it began in 2009, the Biblionet Romania programme has provided E-Skills training to more than 1. 300 participants,

and informal education for citizens to develop digital literacy in all levels of education. 8 According to the European Digital Agenda,

in Romania Strategic Lines of Development Lines of Actions Description Ensuring einclusion by developing digital literacy-e-skills Increasing general awareness of the phenomenon of social exclusion (Strategic

2011 Page 86 of 170 groups targeted for social inclusion (Enabler) Develop uniform digital literacy

However, the low purchasing power, the demographic structure of the population as well as the low e-literacy of the older population result in low penetration of Internet connections even in grey and/or black areas;

Science education Physical education Visual Arts education Maths education IT in education Multimedia education Web-based learning Literacy education Reflective practice Adult education Final

literacy, teacher professional learning, ICT, science education, visual education albeit all were within the Faculty of education.

contributes to building computer and Internet literacy in SMES. United kingdom Learndirect SMES are a priority group for the on-line service.

Horizontal issues such the development of broadband and IT infrastructures or IT literacy across the Member States, social groups and generations are also key to the development of online services. 145 This Staff Working Document does not cover infrastructure but deals with regulatory obstacles

Demographics, digital literacy and generational values influence jobs and work, and software substitution may soon make more than 50%of current jobs obsolete.

Develop widespread innovation literacy in Europe. Vision: Open Innovation 2. 0 The next new Official Language of the European union.

and Europe will be several steps closer to developing widespread innovation literacy. The thinking renaissance will have begun.

, design, public services, e-education, e-inclusion, e-skills, entrepreneurship, digital literacy, econtent, creativity, culture, living labs, smart buildings and neighbourhoods, smart

but also an insufficient level of digital literacy and understanding of benefits; The high percentage of the population residing in the rural areas

BASIC SKILLS Generic General IT user skills, oral communication, written communication, numeracy and literacy, office administration skills.

To further accommodate the needs of their clients, Silai for Skills offers bilingual tutors and numeracy and literacy support.

Accompanying this is a programme of financial education, with attendance at training sessions in financial management and economic literacy usually mandatory as a condition of participation.

when we say that the digital literacy is on the top of our agenda, said Greece's minister for Development, Competitiveness, Infrastructure, Transport and Networks, Kostis Chatzidakis.

the report lists cultural literacy (the ability to recognise and exploit social, cultural, lifestyle, and ethnic distinctions) and a reflexive approach to knowledge and practices among the core competencies that are crucial in creating A Culture of Innovation.

technology literacy and expectations, openness to risk and innovation. Furthermore, it should be studied whether and how these attributes,

. uk/pdfdir/iahi0809. pdf iiihttp://www. comscore. com/Press events/Press releases/2010/3/UK LEADS EUROPEAN COUNTRIES IN SMARTPHONE A doption with 70 growth in past 12 months iv Ofcom Adults Media Literacy 2010 v

1 Study on Social Innovation A paper prepared by the Social Innovation exchange (SIX) and the Young Foundation for the Bureau of European Policy Advisors 2 European union/The Young Foundation 2010 Information and views expressed in the study are those of the author (s),

The developed strategic main lines can be summarized in an extensive digitalization and technological literacy of universal access:

The skills pillar (four variables) gauges the ability of a society to make effective use of ICTS thanks to the existence of basic educational skills captured by the quality of the educational system, the level of adult literacy,

and company strategies are needed to improve the digital literacy of the population; to boost the overall skills capacity of the workforce through effective educational and training systems;

ranking 105th) and literacy rate (127th). The inadequate diffusion of basic skills required in a knowledge society is certainly a drag on ICT development

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%65.92.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%99.87.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%29.101.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%76.89.1 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%59.95.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%45.97.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%9...99.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*95.3.8 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%112.60.1 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%97.87.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%50.96.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%34.101.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%69.93.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%78.88.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%12.99.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*90.3.8 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%125.46.5 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%116.72.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%40.98.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%2...99.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*4...5. 8 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%100.74.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..

*105.3.4 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%118.51.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%89.89.6 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*125.2.9 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%127.45.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%129.60.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%24.104.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%92.89.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%18.106.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%7...99.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%33.101.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%91.81.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%53.97.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*82.4.0 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%132.38.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%126.64.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*113.3.2 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%138.34.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%111.74.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*27.4.9 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%108.66.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%75.93.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*126.2.9 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%120.50.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%146.33.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%57.95.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%79.92.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*133.2.7 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%144.26.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%130.58.6 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%55.95.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%94.88.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%88.84.1 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%72.93.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%99.74.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%39.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%25.103.5 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%54.97.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%69.90.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%44.98.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*52.4.3 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%104.68.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%124.67.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*137.2.6 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%146.25.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%135.56.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*134.2.7 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%122.50.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%78.92.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*128.2.9 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%111.64.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%95.88.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*89.3.8 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%109.65.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%133.57.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%3...128.4 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%4...119.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*118.3.1 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%103.68.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%109.78.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*117.3.1 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%129.43.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%128.61.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%8...113.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%58.94.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%100.86.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*104.3.4 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%135.36.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%136.54.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%89.84.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%68.94.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*142.2.3 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%106.67.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%70.93.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%70.90.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%91.89.6 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%87.84.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%64.95.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%48.97.4 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%5...99.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%12.109.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%63.95.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%94.78.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%86.90.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%9...111.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%57.96.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%53.96.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%52.97.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%86.84.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%10.99.6 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*70.4.1 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%139.31.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%120.71.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%7...114.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%98.87.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*79.4.0 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%130.41.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%139.49.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%67.91.7 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%48.98.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%31.101.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%81.91.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*135.2.6 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%136.35.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%141.43.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%17.107.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%60.95.9 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%60.93.5 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%43.97.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%8...99.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%28.101.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%76.93.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%2...128.5 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%51.97.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%39.99.1 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%83.91.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%85.85.4 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%65.94.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*91.3.8 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%113.59.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%96.87.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%49.96.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%51.96.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%37.100.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%45.98.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*138.2.5 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%137.35.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%115.73.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%79.87.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%73.93.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*141.2.3 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%116.56.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%131.58.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%73.89.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%41.98.8 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%68.91.1 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%108.79.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%77.88.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%67.94.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*119.3.1 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%143.27.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%114.73.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

%44.97.8 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%6...99.7 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%66.92.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%88.90.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%47.97.4 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%59.93.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%14.99.0 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%71.90.3 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%47.98.1 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%84.85.4 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%61.95.5 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

%96.77.2 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%74.93.4 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar: Individual usage 6. 01 Mobile phone subscriptions/100 pop...

*143.2.3 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%124.46.9 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%125.65.3 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*76.4.0 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%126.45.6 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%119.71.2 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

*63.4.2 5. 03 Secondary education gross enrollment rate,%133.38.0 5. 04 Adult literacy rate%..%107.83.6 INDICATOR RANK/148 VALUE 6th pillar:

288 5. 04 Adult literacy rate...289 Usage subindex 6th pillar: Individual usage...291 6. 01 Mobile telephone subscriptions...

n/a 5. 04 Adult literacy rate Adult literacy rate(%)2011 SOURCES: United nations Education, Science and Culture Organization (UNESCO), UNESCO Institute for Statistics Data centre (accessed November 5, 2013;

national sources 5. 04 Adult literacy rate Adult literacy rate(%)2011 Adult literacy is defined as the percentage of the population aged 15 years