Africa Jobs Clock

The Clock is a user-friendly, publicly available digital tool which can be accessed at

www.africayouthjobs.io Country-level youth employment data is available for all 54 African states, while sub-national data is currently available for Kenya and Rwanda. Over time access to sub- national data will expand to include Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Senegal, and Ethiopia, countries where the Mastercard Foundation supports country-based programs. The Clock’s data analytical model draws from surveys and datasets made available by national statistics offices and international sources. WDL’s methodology is peer-reviewed, and enables consistent comparable data across countries.

Internet Poverty Index

The Internet Poverty Index

Find out which countries have the highest number of people or the largest share of their population living in internet poverty.

The IPI ranks countries based on an individual’s ability to afford a minimum basket of mobile internet, which includes 1 GB of monthly access at a minimum download speed of 10 Mb per second.

Increasingly, the internet (and access to it) is currently seen as a basic requirement, alongside food, clothing, housing, and energy. Thanks to internet access, the world can stay entertained, educated, and, most importantly, connected. Measuring internet poverty can help raise awareness and identify the most vulnerable groups.

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