The pie charts illustrate the results of surveys conducted among three target groups regarding different aspects of a public library.
Overall, it is immediately apparent that readers accounted for the highest proportion, at 45%, whereas citizens recorded the lowest figure, at 20%. Additionally, students represented a considerably higher percentage than citizens.
In terms of the detailed statistics, students stood at approximately 35%, significantly outstripping citizens, who accounted for only 20%. Similarly, readers made up the largest proportion, at 45%.
By striking contrast, facilities recorded a considerably lower figure, at merely 20%. Meanwhile, service accounted for 35%, which was slightly lower than the figure for book selection, at 40%.
