HOW TO MEASURE PROGRES FROM ONE COUNTRY TO ANOTHER? COMMENT MESURER LE PROGRÈS D’UN PAYS À UN AUTRE ?

 



  

English Version

 

30 years ago, Equatorial Guinea was the forgotten country of Central Africa; nobody paid attention to it because its level of development was far behind that of its neighbors. Today the same Equatorial Guinea has made tremendous progress and left its neighbors in the dust.

 

How to assess whether or not a country is making progress?

 

 

 

Version française

 

Il y a 30 ans, la Guinée-Equatoriale était le pays oublie de l’Afrique Centrale ; personne n’y prêtait attention car son niveau de développement était loin derrière celui de ses voisins. Aujourd’hui la même Guinée-Equatoriale a fait des progrès fulgurants et laissé ses voisins dans la poussière.

 

Comment évaluer si oui ou non un pays fait des progrès ?

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