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Rwanda experienced robust economic performance over the decade leading up to 2018. However, many communities have yet to recover economically from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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With a population of approximately 40 million people, Uganda is rapidly growing with an average of nearly six children per family.

Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world, with a population of 67 million people and ranked 167th out of 192 countries on the United Nations Development Programme’s Human Development Index (2024).

One of the world's newest countries, South Sudan gained independence from Sudan in 2011 after decades of war and continues to face immense challenges.

In rural areas of Kenya, limited access to basic infrastructure has reduced access to education, medical care, and employment opportunities — particularly for women.

Despite an abundance of natural resources and over $24 trillion in mineral wealth, many residents live below the poverty line, andmore than seven million residents are internally displaced as a result of ongoing conflict.

Burundi, a small, landlocked country in eastern Africa with a population over 13 million, is ranked 187 out of 193 countries on the UN’s Human Development Index (2024).

More than 36% of Bolivia’s 12 million residents live below the national poverty line. In indigenous communities, women and young people are particularly vulnerable to poverty and food insecurity in this landlocked South American country.