Research Database on Infrastructure Economic Performance 1980-2004
Aruba, Afghanistan, Angola...and 190 more, 1980 - 2004
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Reference ID
WLD_2004_IEP_v01_M
Producer(s)
Antonio Estache and Ana Goicoechea
Created on
Nov 10, 2011
Last modified
Jun 14, 2022
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Data file: f4120
Overview
Valid:
207
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Width:
92
Range:
-
Format:
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Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 110 | Access to Electricity Network (% of population) |
| 121 | Households Reporting Access to Electricity (% of households) |
| 122 | Rural Households Reporting Access to Electricity (% of rural households) |
| 123 | Urban Households Reporting Access to Electricity (% of urban households) |
| 130 | Energy use per PPP GDP (kg of oil equivalent per constant 2000 PPP 1000$) |
| 141 | Electricity End-user Prices for Households (US cents/kWh) |
| 142 | Electricity End-user Prices for Industry (US cents/kWh) |
| 150 | Commercial Perception of Electricity Service |
| 160 | Commercial Perception of Public Agency Electricity Provider |
| 170 | Electric Power Transmission and Distribution Losses (% of output) |
| 211 | Improved water source (% of population with access) |
| 212 | Improved water source, rural (% of rural population with access) |
| 213 | Improved water source, urban (% of urban population with access) |
| 221 | Improved sanitation facilities (% of population with access) |
| 222 | Improved sanitation facilities, rural (% of rural population with access) |
| 223 | Improved sanitation facilities, urban (% of urban population with access) |
| 230 | Commercial Perception of Water Service |
| 241 | Households using piped or well water as major source of drinking water, total (% households) |
| 242 | Households using piped or well water as major source of drinking water, rural (% households) |
| 243 | Households using piped or well water as major source of drinking water, urban (% households) |
| 310 | Telephone Subscribers (per 1000 inhabitants) |
| 320 | Main Telephone Lines Subscribers (per 1000 inhabitants) |
| 330 | Cellular Telephone Subscribers (per 1000 inhabitants) |
| 340 | Mainlines per 1000 inhabitants outside largest city |
| 351 | Households with Own Telephone (% of households) |
| 352 | Rural Households with Own Telephone (% of rural households) |
| 353 | Urban Households with Own Telephone (% of urban households) |
| 360 | Cost of Local Phone Call (US¢ per 3 min) |
| 370 | Cost of Phone Call to the US (US cents per 3 min) |
| 380 | Cost of Cellular Local Call (US cents per 3 off-peak min) |
| 390 | Commercial perception of telephone/fax infrastructure quality |
| 410 | Road density, population (road-km/1000 people) |
| 420 | Road density, land (road-km/1000 sq km) |
| 430 | Rail density, population (rail-km/1000 people) |
| 440 | Rail density, land (rail-km/1000 sq km) |
| 450 | Freight Revenue PPP per ton-km (ICP) |
| 460 | Passenger Revenue (PPP per pass-km (ICP)) |
| 470 | Travel Time to Work in Main Cities (minutes/one-way work trip) |
| 480 | Commercial Perception of Services Delivered by the Roads Department/Public Works |
| 490 | Commercial Perception of Port Facilities |
| 3100 | Commercial perception of availability of mobile or cellular telephone |
| 3110 | Commercial perception internet access in schools |
| 3120 | Commercial perception of postal efficiency |
| 3130 | Phone Faults (reported faults/100 mainlines) |
| 3140 | Unmet demand (% of main telephone lines in operation) |
| 4100 | Commercial Perception of Railroad Services |
| 4110 | Commercial Perception of Air Transport Services |
| 4120 | Paved Roads (% of total roads) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.