Instability of agricultural production
2020
Methodology
Instability of agricultural production reflects, among other things, the vulnerability of countries to natural shocks, in particular impacts of droughts and disturbances in rainfall patterns. The index of instability follows the same calculation principles as for the export instability index. The logarithm of agricultural production is regressed, on a trend T and the delayed endogenous variable. The standard deviation of the estimate is used as a measure of agricultural instability. Performance score from 0 to 100. The lowest score reflects the best situation.
Source: Ferdi calculations from FAO database.
Score
- Africa24
- Sub-Saharan Africa24
- Middle East and North Africa28
- Southern Africa24
- Central Africa13
- East Africa26
- West Africa28
- North Africa23
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)6
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)28
- No LDC18
- High income non OECD0
- Upper middle income countries20
- Lower middle income22
- Low income countries26
- Outsize the Franc zone25
- Franc CFA zone22
- WAMEU32
- CEMAC7
- Algeria23
- Angola45
- Benin26
- Botswana30
- Brazil6
- Burkina Faso42
- Burundi47
- Cameroon10
- Cape Verde21
- Central African Republic6
- Chad25
- China0
- Comoros1
- Congo, Dem. Rep.35
- Congo, Rep1
- Cote d'Ivoire15
- Djibouti49
- Egypt8
- Equatorial Guinea0
- Eritrea41
- Ethiopia16
- Gabon1
- Gambia65
- Ghana7
- Guinea0
- Guinea-Bissau10
- India10
- Kenya13
- Lesotho25
- Liberia14
- Libya11
- Madagascar14
- Malawi36
- Mali23
- Mauritania6
- Mauritius30
- Morocco31
- Mozambique35
- Namibia13
- Niger40
- Nigeria19
- Rwanda33
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe28
- Senegal86
- Seychelles26
- Sierra Leone55
- Somalia12
- South Africa9
- South Sudan10
- Sudan24
- Swaziland9
- Tanzania27
- Togo16
- Tunisia44
- Uganda22
- Zambia31
- Zimbabwe34