As an extreme counter example I visited rural South Sudan, this is one of the poorest parts of the world, people are subsistence farming so their monetary income is very low. Some people struggle to pay school fees of 20 South Sudanese Pounds ($6.88) a term (3 terms a year).
Government funding is pretty limited so a lot of schools are supported by the church there, I think the funds are mainly provided by Christian organisations outside of the country.
My theory is that people with a better education are more keen on education. In South Sudan the people in church leadership are highly educated compared with the average person.
Government funding is pretty limited so a lot of schools are supported by the church there, I think the funds are mainly provided by Christian organisations outside of the country.
My theory is that people with a better education are more keen on education. In South Sudan the people in church leadership are highly educated compared with the average person.