The graph illustrates the rate of women’s knowledge and increase in the number of humans in ten countries from 1998 to 2000. Overall, countries with the lowest female literacy experienced faster population growth, while those with high percentage of female literacy had slower increases.
Looking at the details, Yemen and Afghanistan had the lowest proportion of female knowledge at 8% and 9% respectively, also having the highest rate of population growth reaching 3.3% and 4.5%. Similar figures can be seen in Mali, Sudan, and Pakistan, where literacy ranged from 12% to 21%, while population growth had average at 3%.
In contrast Dominican Rep. and Colombia had 84% and 96% with above 1.9% of population growth.Concerning, Jamaica and Thailand they had 88% and 96%, while the increase in number of humans was the same at 1.4%.The smallest percentage of population was in Sri Lanka at 1.2% with 90% in female literacy.
