The bar chart here illustrates the portion of male and female, who were illiterate, across six regions, that are, developed countries, Latin America/Caribbean, East Asia/Oceania, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States and South
The bar chart depicts the rate of people's inability to read or write. The chart compares 6 different regions and genders (male and female). Unit is measured in percentage.
The chart shows the estimation of world illiteracy rates from particular region identified by gender in previous year, with units given in percentages.
The bar chart shows the rate of illiteracy in different parts of the world, broen doen into men and women last year. Overall, we can see that there is a big difference in different part of the world but that women are mu
The bar chart compares estimated illiteracy rates of world for men and women for 6 different region categories which are "Developed Countries", "Latin American/ Caribbean", "East Asia/ Oceania", "Sub - Saharan Africa", "
Contained in the given bar chart is data pertaining to the figure of functional illiteracy crowd separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
The given bar chart illustrates information about the figure of functional illiteracy crowd separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
The given bar chart illustrates information about the number of illiteracy people separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
The bar chart below illustrates the estimation of males and females who were illiterate in six regions of the world last year. Overall, there are more women who cannot read and write compared to men across the six region
The chat illustrates the percentage of men and women who were not educated in different parts of the world in the previous year. Overall, women always had a higher illiteracy percentage than men, especially in Sub-Sahara