The provided bar chart presents a global overview of estimated
illiteracy
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rates
, disaggregated by region and Use synonyms
gender
for a specified year. The data highlights significant variations in literacy levels across different geographical areas and between the sexes.
Globally, a clear trend emerges: female Use synonyms
illiteracy
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rates
consistently surpass those of males across all regions depicted. South Asia stands out as the region with the highest Use synonyms
illiteracy
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for both genders, indicating a substantial challenge in achieving universal literacy within Use synonyms
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area. The disparity between male and female Linking Words
illiteracy
is particularly pronounced in certain regions.
Sub-Saharan Africa demonstrates a considerable Use synonyms
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gap, with female Use synonyms
illiteracy
reaching approximately 47%, significantly higher than the male rate of around 30%. A Use synonyms
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large discrepancy is evident in the Arab States, where female Linking Words
illiteracy
exceeds 50%, Use synonyms
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male Linking Words
illiteracy
remains below 30%. South Asia Use synonyms
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shows a marked difference, with female Linking Words
illiteracy
at approximately 57% contrasted with the male rate of nearly 35%.
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In contrast
, Developed Countries and the Americas/Caribbean exhibit relatively small Linking Words
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discrepancies in Use synonyms
illiteracy
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. Developed Countries report approximately 2% female Use synonyms
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and 1% male Use synonyms
illiteracy
. The Americas/Caribbean show Use synonyms
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of around 11% for females and 10% for males. East Asia/Oceania Use synonyms
also
displays a relatively minor Linking Words
gender
gap, with female Use synonyms
illiteracy
at approximately 20% compared to under 10% for males. Use synonyms
This
suggests that progress towards Linking Words
gender
equality in literacy is more advanced in these regions.Use synonyms
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