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The image highlights a table detailing estimated literacy rates by gender from 2000-2004 for regions: World has a total literacy of 82.2%, male literacy at 87.2%, female literacy at 77.3%; Africa's total literacy is 62.5%, males at 71.6%, females at 53.5%; Americas show total literacy of 93.6%, with males at 94.1% and females at 93.2%; Asia presents total literacy at 78.0%, males at 85.9%, females at 72.5%; Europe showcases total literacy of 98.8%, male literacy at 99.2%, female literacy at 98.5%; Oceania records total literacy at 93.4%, with males at 94.2%, and females at 92.7%.
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The table illustrates estimated literacy rates in terms of region and gender for 2000-2004.
In general, Male accounted for the highest proportion of total literacy rate in most countries, while the reverse was true for female. In addition, Europe had the highest total literacy rate, while the opposite trend could be seen in Africa.
To begin with, In Europe, the literacy rate of male was 99.2 percent, which was was dominant in ways of literacy rate, closely followed by Ocenia at 94 percent. At 85 percent, Asia had a lower percentage of literacy rate than Americas, while Africa accounted for only 71.6 percent.
When it comes to the litarcy rate female, it was 98.5 percent in Europe, closely followed by Ocenia at 92.7 percent. There was a considerable gap between Asia and Americas, with figures of 72.5 percent and 93.2 percent. Africa, on the other hand, had the smallest proportion of 53.9 percent.
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