Ruling Justly

Political Rights

Data

31 (92%)The country passed.

Median 18

Sources: Freedom House

Civil Liberties

42 (89%)The country passed.

Median 29

Freedom House

Control of Corruption

0.30 (76%)The country passed.

Median 0.00

World Bank Institute

Government Effectiveness

0.62 (95%)The country passed.

Median 0.00

World Bank Institute

Rule of Law

0.20 (61%)The country passed.

Median 0.00

World Bank Institute

Voice and Accountablity

0.83 (89%)The country passed.

Median 0.00

World Bank Institute

Investing in People

Immunization Rates

Data

94 (80%)The country passed.

Median 81.75

Sources: World Health Org.

Health Expenditures

4.61 (87%)The country passed.

Median 2.25

World Health Org.

Primary Education Expenditures

2.06 (66%)The country passed.

Median 1.61

UNESCO/National Sources

Girls' Primary Education Completion

108.5 (100%)The country passed.

Median 66.5

UNESCO

Natural Resource Management

73.60 (77%)The country passed.

Median 61.61

CIESIN/YCELP

Economic Freedom

Regulatory Quality

Data

0.08 (56%)The country passed.

Median 0.00

Sources: World Bank Institute

Land Rights and Access

0.815 (91%)The country passed.

Median 0.612

IFAD/IFC

Business Start-Up

0.943 (69%)The country passed.

Median 0.918

IFC

Trade Policy

71.3 (70%)The country passed.

Median 67.9

Heritage Foundation

Inflation

8.1 (81%)The country passed.

Max. 15

IMF WEO

Fiscal Policy

-8.5 (5%)The country did not pass.

Median -1.4

IMF/National Sources

How to Read this Scorecard: Each MCC Candidate Country receives an annual scorecard assessing its performance in 3 policy categories: Ruling Justly, Investing in People, and Economic Freedom. Under the name of each indicator is the country’s score and percentile ranking in its income peer group (0% is worst; 50% is the median; 100% is best). Under each country’s percentile ranking is the peer group median. Country performance is evaluated relative to the peer group median. Scores above the median, represented with green, meet the performance standard. Scores at or below the median, represented with red, do not meet the performance standard. The black line that runs along the horizontal axis represents the peer group median. Each of the Worldwide Governance Indicators (World Bank/Brookings Institution) is accompanied by a margin of error, which is represented by the vertical blue bar.