Charts and graphics

Each cell compares two variables across the same country observations.Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshotMethod: Association is not causation. Outliers and scale choices can matter.

Length or position shows the rate. All countries share a zero baseline.Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshotMethod: The selection is not the whole region. A country rate is not a regional average.

Each axis runs from the shown minimum to the shown maximum.Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshotMethod: Larger is not always better. Polygon area is not a score. Use a table for exact values.

The thickness of each layer represents one country; all layers sum to the selected total.Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshotMethod: A centered stream obscures precise comparisons. Use stacked area for magnitude.

Each horizontal bar spans a start and an end date. Overlap is visible.Data source: ADG deterministic test fixture (not observed data)Method: This is a sample schedule, not a report of completed production work.

This visualization helps readers navigate the report’s linked development pressures and policy priorities without turning a narrative assessment into an invented scorecard.Data source: African Development Bank — 2026 Africa Sustainable D...

This graphic turns the WHO AFRO publication catalogue into a navigable research map for finding country-focused health evidence.Data source: WHO Regional Office for Africa publications

This graphic is designed to help readers compare development indicators without hiding definitions, units, or missing values.Data source: World Bank Africa DataBank