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 graph illustrates the

illiteracy

levels in the world, by presenting different regions and

data

for each gender for the past year. The graph is spread into two categories, namely: the Developed

Countries

, Latin American/ Caribbean and East

Asia

/ Oceania, all presented a lower trend of

illiteracy

, with a maximum of 20% rate.

However

, the second category shows a growth in the trend of Sub-Saharian Africa, Arab States and South

Asia

illiteracy

levels, having a peak of

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approximately

55%. The largest gap in the

data

is between the women in Developed

Countries

and South

Asia

, with

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estimated 53% difference.

Moreover

, there are great differences between male and female

data

presented. There is at least a 16% drop in male

illiteracy

levels in the given regions,

besides

the

data

in Developed

Countries

and Latin America/ Caribbean, which does not present

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difference. South

Asia

, having the highest numbers recorded for both

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on the graph, still has a merely 20% difference in the recorded numbers.

Overall

, the

data

given in the chart has significant fluctuations. Even though several trends of increasing or decreasing rates are visible, in the bigger picture, there are dramatic differences between the two categories of regions.n the evolved populated

countries

,

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significant increase in female

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percentage

precentage

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percentage