The bar graph illlustrates the proportion of poor people in remote areas located worldwide in 1993 and 2002 and the pie chart depicts the poverty ratios of rural and urban locations in the year 2002.
Overall, in East Asia and Pacific the poverty line population was marked the highest and remained unchanged between both the years, whereas, the Latin American & carribean locations had the least poverty ratios. The rural locations accounted for the maximum amount of poor people in 2002.
As per the data, approximately 95% of the individuals living in villages or towns of East Asia & Pacific zones were poor in between 1993 and 2002. Conversely, Latin American & Caribbean remote areas had the least impoverished population with 40% poverty in 2002. Moreover, the proportions of the poor people showed a declining trend over the years from 1993 to 2002, except in Europe & Central Asia, where the percentage plunged by roughly 15%.
Turning to the pie chart, the remote locations accounted for about three-fourth of the total poor population in 2002.