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This
page presents the updated aggregate governance research
indicators for 209 countries for 1996�2004,
for six dimensions of governance:
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Voice and Accountability
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Political Stability and Absence of Violence
- Government
Effectiveness
- Regulatory
Quality
- Rule
of Law
- Control
of Corruption
The
data and methodology used to construct the indicators
are described in "Governance Matters IV: Governance Indicators
for 1996�2004."�The data can be accessed interactively through
the links on the right of this page.
Access
data:
1.
Interactive governance indicators: charts & tables—This
interactive webtool generates charts and tables in
two modes: comparison within one country for all six
indicators or comparison for one governance indicator
across multiple countries. Any chart can be easily
downloaded into user-friendly formats.
2.
Excel-based global comparative graphs—This
interactive tool produces graphs for each governance
dimension that display the 2004 governance ratings
for each country, allowing the user to highlight countries
of interest. Charts are displayed in six separate
sheets, illustrating the range of likely values of
each governance indicator for the selected countries
and compared with all other countries worldwide for
that indicator. The interface also provides the option
to compare 2004 estimates with previous years.
3.
Governance world map navigation, country statistics
and charts—The Governance Map
Web Interactivity provides an alternative, user-friendly
interface to display the governance indicator data.
The interactive map assigns selected countries a specific
color based on the percentile rank for the selected
governance indicator.
4.
Download data in excel format—From
this page users can download data according to individual
needs. In addition to downloading the entire dataset,
this page offers the option to download a tailor-customed
dataset according to three criteria: by country, by
year or by indicator.
5.
Methodological papers on governance—Access
World Bank Institute research on governance issues.
6.
FAQ—Learn the answers to some
commonly asked questions regarding the governance
indicators.
Note:
The updated indicators for 1996–2004, available
in May 2005, supersede the previously posted indicators
from 1996 to 2002.
The governance indicators presented here reflect the statistical
compilation of responses on the quality of governance
given by a large number of enterprise, citizen and
expert survey respondents in industrial and developing
countries, as compiled by a number of survey institutes,
think tanks, non-governmental organizations, and international
organizations.�The aggregate indicators in no way reflect the
official position of the World Bank, its Executive
Directors, or the countries they represent. As discussed
in detail in the accompanying papers, countries' relative
positions on these indicators are subject to margins
of error that are clearly indicated. Consequently,
precise country rankings cannot be inferred from this
data.
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