🗣️“In many places the military is now seen as more reliable” Despite notable improvements in energy supply, internet access and mobile communication in many countries across Africa, authoritarianism is on the rise. In his interview with ZEIT ONLINE, Afrobarometer CEO Joseph A. highlights the unprecedented rise in military interventions in recent years, emphasising the sharp decline in populations’ trust in democratic electoral processes. Learn more about the shrinking participatory environment and the threat that it poses to the continent’s progress in the IIAG.
Mo Ibrahim Foundation
Think Tanks
London, England 37,228 followers
Strengthening the African voice on global challenges.
About us
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation is an African organisation providing an African voice on current global challenges. The Foundation provides data and analysis to assess these challenges at the continental level, bringing together Africa’s stakeholders, including its youth, to discuss potential solutions, grounded in sound leadership and governance. Our initiatives and programmes inform discussions, convene stakeholders, and foster Africa’s future leaders. “Do not take Africa for granted.” ~Mo Ibrahim
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http://mo.ibrahim.foundation
External link for Mo Ibrahim Foundation
- Industry
- Think Tanks
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2006
- Specialties
- Governance, Africa, Data, and Philanthropy
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Primary
35 Portman Square
London, England, GB
Employees at Mo Ibrahim Foundation
Updates
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We joined #BlueSky! If you are on Bluesky, we invite you to follow us there: https://lnkd.in/e2sugQJr and join us as we explore this new platform.
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Did you know that according to the 2024 IIAG, Ghana ranks 7th out of 54 in Africa? With a score of 62.2 out of 100.0 in Overall Governance, higher than the African average (49.3) and higher than the regional average for Western Africa (52.6) As #Ghana approaches its general #elections on December 7, this is a great opportunity for you to use the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) to explore Ghana's overall governance performance over the past decade. Explore the country profile here: https://lnkd.in/eFfDXvUt
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🗣️ “In the latest report, a key finding is that the overall African governance is stagnating.” Dr Adeelah Kodabux, PhD Kodabux, NGN Member, shared her reflections on the latest #IIAG, the balance between economic development and other governance areas, and the importance of governments identifying where to improve as well as spotlighting places where they have made gains. Hear more from Dr Adeelah Kodabux's blog on the latest Index Report: https://lnkd.in/ePqnXrCB
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🗞️ Mo recently shared his thoughts in The Guardian on the importance of investing in development ahead of the upcoming December The World Bank International Development Association’s meeting in Seoul. 🏅 He cites the 35 nations that have graduated from IDA since 1960, and the success of beneficiary nations returning as donors, such as India and South Korea. 🏗️ Mo highlights the importance of maintaining multilateralism in the face of rising threats from conflict, climate change and pandemics, noting that investment in development generates stability. 📈 However, it is not just about the funding, the #FinancingAfrica report is referenced, which highlights the need for mechanisms for efficient usage of funds in Africa. 🔗 Want to learn more, read it here: https://lnkd.in/exrrHvew
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We're delighted that two members of our Research team will join the East Africa: Cradle of Humanity and the Future event this Saturday, 30 November, in 📍 Brussels! 🇧🇪 🍃 Hoodo R., Researcher, will lend her voice to Roundtable #1 on natural resources at the centre of sustainable development. 💰 Tracy Kituyi, Junior researcher & Now Generation Network Lead is participating in Roundtable #3: the diaspora: investing or saving. Register now to join the event. https://lnkd.in/e7E_9N3B
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According to the IIAG data, 64.8% of the continent's population resides in 33 countries that have seen a decline in the Rule of Law and Justice since 2014. Notably, within this sub-category, the Law Enforcement indicator has shown the only improvement, increasing by 5.3 points. Download the report now: https://lnkd.in/eyvSGAmJ
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🇳🇦 Namibia ranks 6th out of 54 African countries in the 2024 IIAG. 📈 It has an Overall Governance score of 63.9 out of 100, which is above the African average of 49.3 and higher than the regional average for Southern Africa, which is 54.6. 🔎 As Namibia approaches its general elections on November 27, take the opportunity to explore Namibia's governance performance over the past decade with the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG). 🔗 Explore the country profile here: https://lnkd.in/gtZzQuBq
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In the 2024 #IIAG, Nigeria ranked 33rd in Overall Governance, falling by three places over the data period and following a trend of increasing deterioration. Explore the country profile now to learn more about governance in Nigeria. https://lnkd.in/e5f6rsF8
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🗣️ A "vital tool for measuring governance" Listen to #NGN member Adeelah Kodabux, PhD's interview with SABC on the #IIAG. She covered: 📊 The divergence of trends across the continent and the importance of looking at the results at a country level. 🏦 The right of Africans to expect more from their governments and their performance, especially on provision of goods and environmental issues. 🌍 The improvements seen across the board in the Seychelles and Sierra Leone. https://lnkd.in/gVp-wgmY Find out more about the IIAG. 🔗 https://iiag.online/
The 2024 Ibrahim Index of African Governance says rising conflict & insecurity undermine critical progress
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