The presented diagram illustrates data regarding the rate of by region and gender by 2011.Units are measured in percentages.
As a general trend, it can be seen clearly from the graph, women in Central Asia experienced the highest trend rate throughout the given years in comparison with men whose indexes decrease over time.
Looking at the graph in more details, the amount of female in Central Asia demostrated exact 100% which was followed by depicted around 100% in Central and Eastern Europe.In addition ,this numbers were remained stable at East Asia and Pacific as wel as Latin America and Caribbean. The indexes of female illustrated 80% in Arab states, there was a remained unchanged with 60% in South as well as West Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa in 2011.
Coming to the proportion of male, there were represented to show same level with 100% in four countries such as Central Asia, Cenral and Eastern Europe, East Asia and Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean.Additionally, They indicated 80% in South and West Asia which was followed by described approximately 60% in Sub-Saharan Africa.
