The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart provides information in proportion about illiteracy rates of

males

and

females

in some countries for the past year.

Overall

,

females

are more than

males

in the region and

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of

females

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in South

Asia

. In

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developed countries, the

number

of

males

was around 1 per

cent

. In the Caribbean of Latin America, the

males

'

rate

was more than the other developed country which was 10 per

cent

.

Nevertheless

, in Oceania of East

Asia

, it was almost 9 Percent. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the proportion of men was double that in Latin America which was 30 per

cent

. In the Arab states, there was only 1 per

cent

lower than in Sub-Saharan Africa. South

Asia

had the highest

rate

of gents when compared to the other regions which were around 34 per

cent

.

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number

of

females

in the developed country had almost 2 per

cent

. In the Caribbean, the

number

of women was around 11 per

cent

. In Oceania, it was more than 9 Percent of the Caribbean, which was 20 per

cent

. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the

rate

of ladies was almost half of the graph, which was around 49 per

cent

. In Arab states and South

Asia

, the calculated

rate

of women was almost 53 per

cent

and 54 per

cent

respectively