Shocks
2020
Methodology
The indicator of shocks reflects situations of internal and external crisis. It is a weighted average of 3 components: the victims of natural disasters (25%), the instability of agricultural production (25%) and the instability of exports of goods and services (50%). Performance score from 0 to 100. The lowest score reflects the best situation.
Source: Ferdi calculations from the definition of United Nations Committee for Developement Policy (UNCDP).
Indicators used in this group
Score
- Africa44
- Sub-Saharan Africa45
- Middle East and North Africa36
- Southern Africa53
- Central Africa28
- East Africa54
- West Africa44
- North Africa26
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)49
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)49
- No LDC37
- High income non OECD10
- Upper middle income countries40
- Lower middle income44
- Low income countries48
- Outsize the Franc zone47
- Franc CFA zone38
- WAMEU44
- CEMAC30
- Algeria25
- Angola48
- Benin41
- Botswana41
- Brazil41
- Burkina Faso53
- Burundi54
- Cameroon23
- Cape Verde44
- Central African Republic31
- Chad54
- China55
- Comoros49
- Congo, Dem. Rep.30
- Congo, Rep31
- Cote d'Ivoire11
- Djibouti84
- Egypt9
- Equatorial Guinea10
- Eritrea65
- Ethiopia50
- Gabon30
- Gambia62
- Ghana38
- Guinea34
- Guinea-Bissau40
- India52
- Kenya55
- Lesotho59
- Liberia37
- Libya28
- Madagascar49
- Malawi59
- Mali47
- Mauritania59
- Mauritius31
- Morocco38
- Mozambique56
- Namibia57
- Niger60
- Nigeria34
- Rwanda47
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe18
- Senegal65
- Seychelles47
- Sierra Leone44
- Somalia57
- South Africa46
- South Sudan78
- Sudan46
- Swaziland59
- Tanzania43
- Togo33
- Tunisia29
- Uganda41
- Zambia49
- Zimbabwe63