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The image presents a table of numerical data detailing figures for six regions from 2018 to 2022. The European Union shows 74.5 (2018), 74.7 (2019), 75.0 (2020), 75.2 (2021), and 75.5 (2022). South Asia has 34.0 (2018), 34.5 (2019), 34.9 (2020), 35.4 (2021), and 35.8 (2022). East Asia & Pacific reports 59.0 (2018), 59.9 (2019), 60.7 (2020), 61.5 (2021), and 62.2 (2022). Middle East & North Africa shows 64.6 (2018), 64.8 (2019), 65.1 (2020), 65.3 (2021), and 65.7 (2022). North America data is 82.2 (2018), 82.4 (2019), 82.6 (2020), 82.8 (2021), and 82.9 (2022). Latin America & Caribbean includes 80.6 (2018), 80.8 (2019), 81.1 (2020), 81.3 (2021), and 81.6 (2022). South Africa presents 66.4 (2018), 66.9 (2019), 67.4 (2020), 67.8 (2021), and 68.3 (2022).
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The table below shows the percentage of residents living in urban areas in different regions from 2018 to 2022.
To start with a comparison of the period from 2018 to 2022, the year-by-year percentage of the population increased slowly, and North America led in each year; in 2018, it amounted to 82.2%, and it had increased to 82.9% in 2022. South Asia had the lowest indicators, beginning with 34.0% in 2018 and, after 5 years, increasing by 1.8%.
Overall, North America had the highest percentage value in each year, and South Asia had the lowest.
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