A summary report of nine country studies (Ethiopia, Guinea, 
Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda) on manpower 
requirements for the 1970's and how they could best be met, this study 
focuses principally upon high-level manpower demand and supply.  The 
educational capabilities of these countries to meet manpower needs is 
assessed, the level of overseas study by African students measured, and 
the extent to which participants will meet known educational needs 
examined; the study also identifies bottlenecks and imbalances in 
educational development and suggests areas in which external assistance 
can be best employed. (Participant training abstract)