women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in sub saharan countries at 62% men
represent 23%, boys 6%. This is shown with a pie graph that is yellow and green
This chart represents the who has the responsibility of gathering water in Sub African countries.
According to the chart 62% of women bare this responsibility as opposed to the 23% of men.
Also, among children 9% are girls and 6% are boys
The chart shows the Women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in sub-saharan
Africa. The distribution of the water collection burden among women, children under age 15
and men in households without piped water on premises, 25 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa,
2006-2009. 23 precent of men, 8 percent of boys, 9 percent of girls and 62 percent of women.
This is a chart that shows that women are usually the ones who bear the main burden when it
comes to collecting water in the sub-Saharan region of Africa.
The pie chart shows the work burden for collecting water in Sub-Saharan Africa in regards
to age and gender. Women are responsible for 62%, girls less than 15 years of age 9%, men
23%, and boys less than 15 years of age 6%
This chart/graph shows women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in sub-Sahara
Africa. The percentage is 62 percent, 23 percent men, 9 percent girls, and 6 percent boys.
The chart depicts the percentage of women versus men who assume the role of collecting water.
The population measured are in sub-Saharan African countries in the years spanning 2006-2008.
Women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in Sub Saharan Africa at 62%, Men
at 23%, and boys at 6%. This is displayed in a simple pie chart.
This chart describes that women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in sub-Saharan
Africa. The chart is divided between women, men, boys and girls.
The figure presented is titled Women bare the main responsibility for collecting water in
sub-Saharan Africa. The figure is represented with a pie chart.
This chart describes that women bear the main responsibility for collecting water in sub-Saharan
. Different categories on the chart are represented by different colors.
a graph showing the number of women compared to men that collect water in africa. the pie
chart shows a significant number of women and girls .collect water as opposed to men.
A pie chart infographic showing the percentage difference between who is responsible for gathering
water in sub-Saharan Africa. In shorts, its mostly women.
The title is a value judgment based on the conclusions found from the pie chart below demonstrating
how the onus of water collection falls upon the females in Sub-Saharan societies. The chart
shows women fetch the water around 62% of the time.
A graph representaion of the percentage of women that bear the main responsibilty of water
collection in comparison boys and men of their communities. 62% of women carry this responsibility
as opposed to 23% of men.
