The Country Policy & Institutional Assessment (CPIA) is a flagship report of the World Bank Africa Region Chief Economist's office. This annual report describes the progress Sub-Saharan African countries are making on strengthening the quality of their policies and institutions. CPIA ratings are used in determining the allocation of zero-interest financing and grants for IDA countries, which makes the report particularly important from a country’s perspective. In this short video, Albert Zeufack, Chief Economist of the Africa Region, explains what the CPIA is and what this year’s numbers mean for Africa. To learn more about Africa’s economic growth and see all the published work of the Office of the Chief Economist for the Africa Region, please visit worldbank.org/afrce
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