Title:
2020 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) - Index Report
Published:
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation, 2020
From the report:
Published since 2007, the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) assesses governance performance in 54 African countries over the latest available ten-year period. It provides a framework and dashboard for any interested audience to assess the delivery of public goods and services and public policy outcomes in African countries.
The IIAG constitutes the most comprehensive dataset measuring African governance, providing scores and trends for African countries on a whole spectrum of thematic governance dimensions, from security to justice, to rights and economic opportunity, to health and environment. The IIAG dataset and online and Excel data portals provide average scores and trends at country level as well as for the continent, African geographical regions or Regional Economic Communities (RECs) or specific groups.
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Only economic freedom can reverse SA's decline in human development
Author: Riaan Salie
Published: bbrief, 11 December 2020
From this article:
In the last ten years, South Africa jointly ranks eighth for the most deteriorated country on the index, causing citizens to suffer from a lack of access to basic services – such as security, health, and shelter.