The Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) is a tool that measures the quality of governance in African countries. Developed by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, it assesses various factors, including safety, rule of law, participation, and human rights. The index provides a comprehensive overview of governance performance across the continent, helping to identify areas for improvement. The IIAG is based on data collected from multiple sources, including international organizations and surveys. It ranks African nations annually, allowing for comparisons over time and across regions. This index aims to promote accountability and encourage better governance practices in Africa.