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Yale Center for the Study of Globalization<br />

Table 6.1: African Infrastructure Development Index Components and Indicators<br />

Composite<br />

index/indicator<br />

for each component<br />

I. Transport Composite Index<br />

Indicator(s)<br />

Total Paved Roads (km per 10,000<br />

inhabitants):<br />

The country’s total surface with<br />

crushed stone (macadam) and hydrocarbon<br />

binder or bituminized agents,<br />

with concrete, or with cobblestones.<br />

The indicator is measured in km per<br />

10,000 inhabitants as a proxy of access<br />

to the road paved network.<br />

Total Road Network in Km (per km 2 of<br />

exploitable land area):<br />

- The total road surface (both paved<br />

and non-paved roads) of a given<br />

country. The indicator is measured in<br />

km (per km 2 of exploitable land area).<br />

- Exploitable land area is the total surface<br />

area of a country minus the surface<br />

area of deserts, forest, mountains,<br />

and other inaccessible areas.<br />

Subindicators<br />

II. Electricity Index: Net<br />

Generation (kWh per<br />

inhabitant)<br />

Total Electricity Production of a given<br />

country, including the energy imported<br />

from abroad. This includes both private<br />

and public energy generated. The<br />

indicator is measured in millions of<br />

kilowatt-hours produced per hour and<br />

per inhabitant.<br />

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