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Equity of public resource use assesses the extent to which the pattern of public expenditures and revenue collection affects the poor and is consistent with national poverty reduction priorities.

Rank	Country	Value
CPIA equity of public resource use rating (1=low to 6=high) - Policy & institutions - Public Sector - World Development Indicators (2008)
1	Georgia	4.50
2	Armenia	4.50
3	Vietnam	4.50
4	Rwanda	4.50
5	Cape Verde	4.50
6	Ethiopia	4.50
7	Bolivia	4
8	Azerbaijan	4
9	Ghana	4
10	Burkina Faso	4
11	Tanzania	4
12	Uganda	4
13	Madagascar	4
14	Bhutan	4
15	Laos	4
16	Honduras	4
17	India	4
18	Nicaragua	4
19	St. Lucia	4
20	Maldives	4
21	Samoa	4
22	Nepal	3.50
23	Burundi	3.50
24	Pakistan	3.50
25	Bangladesh	3.50
26	Senegal	3.50
27	Dominica	3.50
28	Tajikistan	3.50
29	Tonga	3.50
30	Uzbekistan	3.50
31	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	3.50
32	Vanuatu	3.50
33	Yemen	3.50
34	Zambia	3.50
35	Grenada	3.50
36	Guyana	3.50
37	Kyrgyzstan	3.50
38	Sri Lanka	3.50
39	Moldova	3.50
40	Mali	3.50
41	Mongolia	3.50
42	Mozambique	3.50
43	Mauritania	3.50
44	Malawi	3.50
45	Niger	3.50
46	Nigeria	3.50
47	Benin	3
48	Bosnia and Herzegovina	3
49	Cameroon	3
50	Djibouti	3
51	Guinea-Bissau	3
52	Sierra Leone	3
53	Sao Tome and Principe	3
54	Kenya	3
55	Timor-Leste	3
56	Kiribati	3
57	Gambia	3
58	Cambodia	3
59	Papua New Guinea	3
60	Guinea	3
61	Haiti	3
62	Eritrea	3
63	Democratic Republic of the Congo	3
64	Lesotho	3
65	Angola	2.50
66	Republic of the Congo	2.50
67	Comoros	2.50
68	Afghanistan	2.50
69	Chad	2.50
70	Solomon Islands	2.50
71	Sudan	2.50
72	Central African Republic	2
73	Togo	2
74	Ivory Coast	1.50
75	Zimbabwe	1

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CPIA equity of public resource use rating (1=low to 6=high) - Policy & institutions - Public Sector - World Development Indicators

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