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 Project Topic:

A Comparative Study of the


Development and Prosperity
Indices in Different African
Countries
• Project Overview
• Methodology
Today’s agenda
• Insights
• Recommendations
Project Overview
Economic Quality, Education,
Governance, Health, Safety & Security
are among the many indicators that reflects
a nation’s development and prosperity, and
they fall under the following SDGs:

• Decent work and Economic Growth (SDG


8)
• Quality Education (SDG 4)
• Good Health and Well being (SDG 3)
• Peace, Justice and Strong institutions
(SDG 16)

Each of these Sustainable Development


Goals aim to drive inclusive growth, foster
Project Overview
Project Objective

This project seeks to contribute to these


SDGs, through the following objectives:

• Compare development indices across


different African countries
• Identify high and low-performing
nations
• Recommend actionable
improvements
Methodology

Data
Understanding
• Data Source

Data Preparation

Analysis

Insight
Visualization
Key Insights

22 5 61 25
South
African Distinct Botswana
Countries Regions ranked Sudan
highest ranked
lowest

Scope
Chart showing
countries with strong
performance in
development and
prosperity

Chart showing
countries with weak
performance in
development and
prosperity
Country Comparison Insights
• Countries such as Nigeria, Mozambique, South Sudan, and the
Democratic Republic of Congo perform below average across all
indicators --- Economic Quality, Education, Governance, Health,
and Safety & Security, highlighting significant development
challenges.

• Analysis also reveals that countries such as Botswana, Algeria,


Morocco, South Africa, Ghana, Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya,
Zimbabwe, Gambia, and Egypt are showing strong performance
in prosperity and development. In contrast, nations like Zambia,
Uganda, Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Angola, Ethiopia, Liberia,
Mozambique, Nigeria, Democratic Republic Congo and Soth
Sudan appear to be falling short in one or more key indicators,
which is hindering their overall progress
Regional Performance Insight
• Eastern African: 9 countries, 4
performing well, 5
underperforming

• Western Africa: 5 countries; 2


performing well, 3
underperforming

• Southern Africa: 4 countries;


Evenly Split

• Northern African: 3 countries;


All performing well

• Central Africa: 1 country,


underperforming
Recommendations
To address disparities and support underperforming nations, we propose the
following:

• Targeted Diagnostics: Governments should identify and focus on specific


development bottlenecks—whether in governance, education, infrastructure,
or healthcare.

• Peer Learning: Countries can adapt successful policies from better-


performing peers. For example, Botswana’s inclusive education policies
serve as a replicable model.

• Institutional Strengthening: Improve governance and service delivery


through capacity building and accountability mechanisms.

• Investing in Human Capital: Prioritize funding for education, healthcare, and


job creation to foster inclusive, long-term growth.

• Regional Collaboration: Encourage knowledge-sharing, trade partnerships,


and investment initiatives across African regions to promote collective
prosperity.
Conclusion

• Data highlights significant gaps in development


• Some countries set strong examples
• Tailored strategies are needed for sustainable
growth
Thank you!

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