Survey on Adult Population Involvement in Learning Activities 
Results by Autonomous City and Community
Participation in cultural activities by sex, Autonomous City and Community.
Units: Percentage of persons

	Yes	No	
Total	
    BOTH SEXES	66.78	33.22	
    MALE	66.48	33.52	
    FEMALE	67.09	32.91	
Andalucía	
    BOTH SEXES	53.45	46.55	
    MALE	52.45	47.55	
    FEMALE	54.47	45.53	
Aragón	
    BOTH SEXES	72.91	27.09	
    MALE	69.75	30.25	
    FEMALE	76.20	23.80	
Asturias, Principado de	
    BOTH SEXES	67.53	32.47	
    MALE	67.18	32.82	
    FEMALE	67.87	32.13	
Balears, Illes	
    BOTH SEXES	66.48	33.52	
    MALE	65.31	34.69	
    FEMALE	67.69	32.31	
Canarias	
    BOTH SEXES	69.42	30.58	
    MALE	67.99	32.01	
    FEMALE	70.87	29.13	
Cantabria	
    BOTH SEXES	69.16	30.84	
    MALE	67.72	32.28	
    FEMALE	70.61	29.39	
Castilla	
    BOTH SEXES	72.45	27.55	
    MALE	72.12	27.88	
    FEMALE	72.82	27.18	
Castilla - La Mancha	
    BOTH SEXES	53.74	46.26	
    MALE	54.18	45.82	
    FEMALE	53.27	46.73	
Cataluña	
    BOTH SEXES	68.18	31.82	
    MALE	67.64	32.36	
    FEMALE	68.72	31.28	
Comunitat Valenciana	
    BOTH SEXES	72.25	27.75	
    MALE	74.18	25.82	
    FEMALE	70.26	29.74	
Extremadura	
    BOTH SEXES	65.67	34.33	
    MALE	63.09	36.91	
    FEMALE	68.37	31.63	
Galicia	
    BOTH SEXES	61.05	38.95	
    MALE	60.97	39.03	
    FEMALE	61.12	38.88	
Madrid, Comunidad de	
    BOTH SEXES	75.41	24.59	
    MALE	76.60	23.40	
    FEMALE	74.26	25.74	
Murcia, Región de	
    BOTH SEXES	78.05	21.95	
    MALE	79.36	20.64	
    FEMALE	76.66	23.34	
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de	
    BOTH SEXES	65.94	34.06	
    MALE	61.93	38.07	
    FEMALE	70.08	29.92	
País Vasco	
    BOTH SEXES	73.77	26.23	
    MALE	71.48	28.52	
    FEMALE	76.04	23.96	
Rioja, La	
    BOTH SEXES	76.89	23.11	
    MALE	75.64	24.36	
    FEMALE	78.16	21.84	
Ceuta	
    BOTH SEXES	48.33	51.67	
    MALE	51.86	48.14	
    FEMALE	44.12	55.88	
Melilla	
    BOTH SEXES	54.24	45.76	
    MALE	56.10	43.90	
    FEMALE	52.60	47.40	
Notes:
Data referring to 12 months before the date of the survey.

 '.' must be understood as data that cannot be given as it might be affected by sampling errors.
Source: National Statistics Institute