2010 Ibrahim Index of African Governance
- Publisher:
- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
- Publication Date:
- 4 October 2010
- Tags:
- Africa, Governance, Economy, Business and Finance, Human Rights, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Conflict, Peace and Security, Environment
This year's edition of the Ibrahim Index of African Governance, which is designed as "a tool to hold governments to account and frame the debate about how we are governed."
Document 1: Main Table - Country Rankings and Scores 2008/09
Document 2: The Full Report
Document 3. Structure of Index - List of Assessment Criteria
Africa's Best and Worst-Governed Nations
- Governance Improves in Liberia, Angola, Togo But Declines in Eritrea, Madasgascar
- Good Governance and Quality Infrastructure Are Key to Economic Development
- Human, Economic Development Improves, Political Rights, Personal Safety, Rule of Law Decline, Says Survey
- PHOTOESSAY: 2010 Ibrahim Index of African Governance
- Continent's Best, Worst-Governed Nations
- Government Improves Across Continent
- New Survey Picks Continent's Best, Worst-Governed Nations
Progress for Africa Indicated by Mo Ibrahim Index
- Mo Ibrahim Index Released Indicates Impressive Progress in Africa
- Nation Slips in 'Good Governance' Ranking
- Govt Scores High on Governance
- Kenya in Decline on Governance Rating
- Latest Assessment of Governance - Nation Ranks 33 Out of 53 African Countries
- Governance Index Ranks Country 20th in Continent
- Success Story of Good Governance And Good Food
- Mbeki Misses Out On Africa Award Again
- Governance Improves in Liberia, Angola, Togo But Declines in Eritrea, Madasgascar
