In the above chart its shows the estimated world illiteracy rate by the region and by gender for the last year. while it is a commonly held belief that female have the lowest rate of illiteracy. In my opinion it's quite
The bar chart illustrates how are illiteracy rates represented by each region (developed countries, Latin America/the Caribbeans, East Asia/Oceania, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States and South Asia) and gender for the last
This bar chart provides key information about the world's estimated in illiteracy rates in the last year, by region ,and by gender in six areas. South Asia ,Arab states , Sub-saharan Africa ,Latin America and
Firstly, the graphic gives information regarding estimated world illiteracy rates, by region and by gender, last year. After that this table has two categories and six countries. These are developed countries, Latin Amer
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
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.
Presented for consideration is a bar chart detailing figures for the proportion of residents who are unable to write or read, broken down by gender in the previous year. The units are measured on percentage (%).
The bar chart illustrates an estimation of illiteracy rates in the world based on region and gender in the year before. The unit measurement is in percentage.