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In 2022, Seychelles was the leading country in Africa in the African infrastructure development index (AIDI), with 98.88 points. It was followed by Egypt and Libya, which scored 88.91 and 84.72 points, respectively. The index indicates the status of infrastructure development across the continent.

Africa infrastructure development index in 2022, by country

Characteristic	Africa infrastructure development index
Seychelles	98.88
Egypt	89.91
Libya	84.72
South Africa	81.67
Mauritius	80.44
Tunisia	72.53
Morocco	68.16
Algeria	60
Cabo Verde	49.8
Botswana	39.02
Gabon	32.46
Ghana	31.81
Senegal	31.1
Namibia	30.53
Gambia, The	30.31
eSwatini	29.12
Sao Tome and Principe	28.29
Kenya	27.52
Zimbabwe	26.65
Zambia	26.04
Djibouti	25.46
Comoros	25.09
Cote d'Ivoire	24.9
Nigeria	24.53
Malawi	22.84
Rwanda	22.66
Uganda	22.64
Cameroon	21.85
Angola	20.65
Burkina Faso	20.34
Lesotho	19.9
Equatorial Guinea	19.77
Congo, Rep.	18.86
Guinea	18.76
Mauritania	18.37
Mali	18.02
Sudan	17.57
Benin	17.4
Burundi	16.79
Tanzania	16.22
Liberia	15.42
Guinea-Bissau	15.31
Togo	15.2
Mozambique	13.68
Central African Republic	12.87
Sierra Leone	12.7
Madagascar	11.89
Ethiopia	11.45
Congo, Dem. Rep.	9.69
Eritrea	9.63
Chad	8.49
Niger	6.79
South Sudan	6.51
Somalia	5.66

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2023

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Africa

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2021

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The source adds the following information: "The Africa Infrastructure Development Index (AIDI) serves a number of key objectives, principally: (i) to monitor and evaluate the status and progress of infrastructure development across the continent; (ii) to assist in resource allocation within the framework of ADF replenishments; and (iii) to contribute to policy dialogue within the Bank and between the Bank, RMCs and other development organizations."

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