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Tunisia is first on both measures (access 64.9, experience 67.6). Beyond it the measures rank the states differently. Kuwait, Lebanon and Yemen follow on access; Morocco, Lebanon and Egypt on experience. Yemen is fourth on access and ninth on experience; Morocco is ninth on access and second on experience.
Samples are not representative: scores describe respondents, not national populations. Comparisons are indicative and small differences carry no weight. See Data and methods.
- Administrative interface deficit
Tunisia
66.2 Index · Above the regional meanAccess64.9Experience67.6Access–experience gap −2.7 · n = 251 - Administrative interface deficit
Lebanon
57.7 Index · Above the regional meanAccess59.2Experience56.2Access–experience gap +3.0 · n = 103 - Provision–experience mismatch
Kuwait
56.6 Index · Above the regional meanAccess60.7Experience52.4Access–experience gap +8.3 · n = 129 - Intermediate alignment
Jordan
54.4 Index · Near the regional meanAccess57.7Experience51.1Access–experience gap +6.6 · n = 299 - Material-access deficit
Morocco
54.4 Index · Near the regional meanAccess52.0Experience56.8Access–experience gap −4.8 · n = 254 - Provision–experience mismatch
Qatar
53.4 Index · Near the regional meanAccess58.4Experience48.3Access–experience gap +10.1 · n = 119 - Material-access deficit
Egypt
53.3 Index · Near the regional meanAccess51.8Experience54.7Access–experience gap −2.9 · n = 253 - Capacity under crisis
Yemen
50.6 Index · Below the regional meanAccess59.0Experience42.2Access–experience gap +16.8 · n = 252 - Provision–experience mismatch
Saudi Arabia
49.0 Index · Below the regional meanAccess54.2Experience43.7Access–experience gap +10.5 · n = 100 - Capacity under crisis
Iraq
46.7 Index · Below the regional meanAccess52.9Experience40.4Access–experience gap +12.5 · n = 101