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The bar chart shows the number of girls for every 100 boys who were enrolled in primary, secondary and tertiary education in developing and developed countries in 1990 and 1998. The target is 100 girls for every 100 boys.
Overall, the number of girls per 100 boys increased at all levels of education in both developing and developed countries. Developed countries were closer to the target than developing countries.
In developing countries, there were 83 girls per 100 boys in primary education in 1990, and this rose to 87 in 1998. In secondary education, the number increased from 72 to 82, and in tertiary education, it went up from 66 to 75. So, developing countries were still below the target in all levels.
In developed countries, the numbers were much higher. In primary education, there were 95 girls in 1990 and 96 in 1998. In secondary education, the figures were 98 and 99, which was very close to the target. In tertiary education, there were more girls than boys, with 105 girls in 1990 and 112 girls in 1998, so it was above the target.