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The image depicts a bar graph showing estimated world literacy rates by region and by gender, with percentages shown for both males and females. The regions represented are Africa, Americas, Arab States, Asia & the Pacific, CIS, and Europe. Africa has the lowest literacy rates for both males (58%) and females (42%), while Europe has the highest with 99% for both genders. The Americas has 94% male and 92% female literacy, Arab States have 85% male and 70% female, Asia & the Pacific has 79% male and 72% female, and CIS has 99% for both genders. Overall, the data show higher literacy rates for males than females in all regions except Europe and CIS, where they are equal.
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The provided chart demonstrates the illiteracy rates divided by region and by gender for the previous year.
Overall, while male and female citizens in developed countries and Caribbean region had the relatively similar illiteracy rates, the differences in illiteracy rate by gender in other regions were great.
South Asia had the highest proportion of people who could not read, covering approximately 55% in women and 35% in men. Nearly half of female population in Arab States and Sub-Sharan Africa also could not read, compared to around 30% of illiterate male residents in both regions. Oceania had significantly lower illiteracy rates, about 20 percent in female and below 10% in male.
Almost all citizens in developed countries were able to read. While in Latin America, the male and female illiteracy rates could be comparatively equal at 10% of the total population, its male citizens who could not read covered higher proportion compared to that in East Asia.
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