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Gambia

The Gambia faces structural fragility marked by weak institutions, reliance on foreign aid and remittances, and limited economic diversification.

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Burundi

Burundi exhibits persistent state fragility stemming from repeated cycles of political crisis, weak institutions, and endemic corruption.

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East Timor

Although Timor-Leste achieved independence in 2002 and has made progress in institution building, many analysts warn of fragility arising from dependency, weak state...

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Uganda

Uganda ranks low in international corruption metrics (2023) with impunity for officials, restricted civic space, and weak justice mechanisms.

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Chad

Chad’s state fragility is deep and multi-dimensional: decades of authoritarian rule, weak institutions, instability and conflict across border regions have severely constrained social...

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Congo

The DRC is a paradigmatic case of resource paradox and institutional collapse: despite vast mineral wealth (e.g. cobalt, copper, diamonds), the country has...

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CAR

Since its post-colonial period, CAR has been plagued by cycles of coups, weak governance, and chronic conflict.

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Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso’s governance and security have been deeply destabilized by repeated coups and a worsening jihadist insurgency.

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Afghanistan

Afghanistan exemplifies the chronic failure of external state-building efforts. Despite massive international intervention post-2001, the country’s institutions remained dependent and fragile.

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Zambia

Zambia displays a combination of structural vulnerabilities and governance challenges that could place it at risk of deeper fragility...