The Ibrahim Index uses indicators across four main pillars: Safety and Rule of Law; Participation and Human Rights; Sustainable Economic Opportunity; and Human Development as proxies for the quality of the processes and outcomes of governance. [...] The criteria are divided into four main categories: • Safety and Rule of Law • Participation and Human Rights • Sustainable Economic Opportunity • Human Development • In 2007/08, Mozambique scored 52.4 out of 100, and was ranked 26th out of 53 African countries. [...] • At category level, Mozambique scored well above the continental average in the categories of Safety and Rule of Law, Participation and Human Rights, and also scored just above the continental average in Sustainable Economic Opportunity. [...] 2009 IIAG* Rank Regional Rank (out of 100) Safety and Rule of Law Participation and Human Rights Sustainable Economic Opportunity Human Development IIAG 62.5 18 10 63.0 13 7 46.6 30 9 37.5 49 12 52.4 26 9 2 | Regional overview - Southern Africa Mauritius came top of the Southern African region, scoring 82.8 out of 100, while Zimbabwe came bottom with 31.3. [...] In addition, Southern Africa topped the categories of Safety and Rule of Law and Participation and Human Rights, and was second in the categories of Sustainable Economic Opportunity and Human Development.
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