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Macro Poverty Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa

Country-by-country analysis and projections for the developing world

Overview

The Macro Poverty Outlook (MPO) analyzes macroeconomic and poverty developments in 47 developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The report is released twice annually for the Spring and Annual Meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The MPO consists of individual country notes that provide an overview of recent developments, forecasts of major macroeconomic variables and poverty during 2024-2026, and a discussion of critical challenges for economic growth, macroeconomic stability, and poverty reduction moving forward.

Countries

 Published
October 14
Published
October 14
AngolaMPODatasheet
BeninMPODatasheet
BotswanaMPODatasheet
Burkina FasoMPODatasheet
BurundiMPODatasheet
Cabo VerdeMPODatasheet
CameroonMPODatasheet
Central African RepublicMPODatasheet
ChadMPODatasheet
ComorosMPODatasheet
Congo, Democratic RepublicMPODatasheet
Congo, RepublicMPODatasheet
Côte d’IvoireMPODatasheet
Equatorial GuineaMPODatasheet
EritreaMPODatasheet
EswatiniMPODatasheet
EthiopiaMPODatasheet
GabonMPODatasheet
Gambia, TheMPODatasheet
GhanaMPODatasheet
GuineaMPODatasheet
Guinea-BissauMPODatasheet
KenyaMPODatasheet
LesothoMPODatasheet
 Published
October 14
Published
October 14
LiberiaMPODatasheet
MadagascarMPODatasheet
MalawiMPODatasheet
MaliMPODatasheet
MauritaniaMPODatasheet
MauritiusMPODatasheet
MozambiqueMPODatasheet
NamibiaMPODatasheet
NigerMPODatasheet
NigeriaMPODatasheet
RwandaMPODatasheet
São Tomé and PríncipeMPODatasheet
SeychellesMPODatasheet
Sierra LeoneMPODatasheet
SomaliaMPODatasheet
South AfricaMPODatasheet
South SudanMPODatasheet
SudanMPODatasheet
TanzaniaMPODatasheet
TogoMPODatasheet
UgandaMPODatasheet
ZambiaMPODatasheet
ZimbabweMPODatasheet


Notes: For more on the greenhouse gas projections see GHG emissions in MFMod (pdf).

Data Dashboard

The interactive dashboard allows data from the revised MPO forecasts to be visualized, compared across countries, and downloaded.

Additional Resources