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The image displays a bar chart titled "Estimated world illiteracy rates, by region and by gender, last year." It has regions on the x-axis and percentages on the y-axis, ranging from 0 to 60. Data is presented for Developed Countries, Latin America, Caribbean, Oceania, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States, South and West Asia, East Asia and the Pacific. For Developed Countries, Male illiteracy is under 5%, Female is likewise. Latin America: Male approx. 10%, Female approx. 8%. Caribbean: Male 10%, Female under 10%. Oceania: Male approx. 20%, Female approx. 25%. Sub-Saharan Africa: Male just over 30%, Female approaching 50%. Arab States: Male approx. 25%, Female approx. 35%. South and West Asia: Male approx. 30%, Female approx. 50%. East Asia and the Pacific: Male under 10%, Female approx. 20%. The data showcases higher female illiteracy rates in every region except for Developed Countries where both genders have similar low rates. Sub-Saharan Africa and South and West Asia have the highest illiteracy rates for both genders, with females reaching almost 50% in both cases.
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Overall, the percentage of uneducated females and males in South Asia were the most, while developed countries had the least two gender illiteracy. It is also clear that the uneducation rate of females was always higher than that of males in all countries.
Among the given countries, South Asia had the highest illiteracy rate, with 56% of females and 35% of males uneducating. Similarities could be seen in Arab States and Sub-Saharan Africa, wherein the respective figures for females and males stood at 52% and 31%.
The largest disparity between the two gender cohorts could be seen in East Asia, wherein the figure for females was 20% and that for their male counterparts was 8%. Females and males shared roughly similar illiteracy in Latin American, both in the vicinity of 12%.
Finally, the percentage of males and females unabling to read and write in developed countries was truly marginal, at a mere 2%.
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