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An interactive visualization uses blooming plants to depict the relationship between poverty and demographic differences in three Pacific island countries: the Marshall Islands, Vanuatu, and Kiribati. Each plant represents a country, with its size reflecting the population below the poverty line. Leaves depict age groups from bottom to top, and the plant’s sides distinguish rural (left) from urban (right) data. Each branch has two flower clusters—left for males, right for females. More blossoms indicate lower poverty rates, white blossoms signify gender equality, and yellow blossoms highlight higher poverty for that gender.
