World Bank

Trends in Access to ID in Sub-Saharan Africa

This regional policy note focused on Sub-Saharan Africa shares new data collected in partnership between the World Bank’s Global Findex and Identification for Development (ID4D) initiatives. The note ...
The Conversation

Inequality in access to basic services is a major problem in sub-Saharan Africa - but progress is being made

Economic activity and development are unevenly distributed across regions of the world and within any country. In other words, where someone lives can determine their economic and social well-being.
World Bank

Mission 300: Providing Access to Electricity to 300 Million People in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2030

Roughly 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa lack access to electricity. Energy access is a lifeline for people, helping drive economic opportunities, boosting job creation, and improving ...
The Economist

In much of sub-Saharan Africa, mobile phones are more common than access to electricity

A DECADE after mobile phones began to spread in Africa, they have become commonplace even in the continent’s poorest countries. In 2016 two-fifths of people in sub-Saharan Africa had mobile phones.
TechRepublic

Use a command button to import Excel data to an Access table

Use a command button to import Excel data to an Access table Your email has been sent While Access 2003 and 2002 include a wizard for importing data from an Excel file into an Access table, you may ...
ecofinagency

Access to Credit in Sub-Saharan Africa: Mobile-Money Yet to Fulfill the the US$Billions Promise

• Sub-Saharan Africa hosts 52 % of the world’s mobile-money accounts, yet only 7 % of adults there borrowed via these services in 2024. • GSMA and World Bank concur that strict regulation, low credit ...