The bar chart provides a comparison of estimated
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worldwide, categorized by region and Use synonyms
gender
, for the previous year.
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Overall
, it is evident that developed countries have the lowest Linking Words
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while
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regions
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as South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa report significantly higher figures. Notably, the chart highlights a stark Linking Words
gender
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In developed countries, the Use synonyms
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illiteracy
affecting around 10-20% of their populations. More alarmingly, in Use synonyms
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as Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States, and South Asia, Linking Words
illiteracy
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soar, ranging from 30% to nearly 60%.
When considering Use synonyms
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, the data reveals a significant gap between male and female Use synonyms
illiteracy
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rates
. In developed countries, the Use synonyms
gender
difference is minimal, with only a 1-2% difference. Use synonyms
However
, in Linking Words
regions
like South Asia, the gap widens dramatically, with female Use synonyms
illiteracy
reaching 55%, far surpassing the male rate. Similar trends are observed in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Arab States, where women are disproportionately affected by Use synonyms
illiteracy
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remains prevalent and women are disproportionately impacted. Addressing these disparities is crucial for improving literacy Use synonyms
rates
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