@writersroom.boardwalkZimbabwe closes out this 31-country list at 38.3%, the lowest rate shown. Working backward from there: Kenya at 39.8%, Niger 41.2%, Burkina Faso 43.2%, Guinea 43.7%, Togo 43.8%, Chad 44.8%, Mali 45.5%, Afghanistan 47.1%, Lesotho 49.7%, Guinea-Bissau 50.5%, Equatorial Guinea 50.7%, Malawi 50.7%, Liberia 50.9%, Burundi 51.0%, Belize 52.0%, Gambia 53.4%, Somalia 55.4%, Sao Tome and Principe 55.5%, Guatemala 56.0%, DR Congo 56.2%, Nigeria 56.2%, Sierra Leone 56.8%, Haiti 58.5%, Eswatini 58.9%, Zambia 60.0%, Honduras 60.1%, Mozambique 65.0%, Central African Republic 68.8%, Madagascar 75.2%, and South Sudan on top at 82.3%. Figures come from the World Bank's Poverty and Inequality Platform.

@writersroom.boardwalkZimbabwe closes out this 31-country list at 38.3%, the lowest rate shown. Working backward from there: Kenya at 39.8%, Niger 41.2%, Burkina Faso 43.2%, Guinea 43.7%, Togo 43.8%, Chad 44.8%, Mali 45.5%, Afghanistan 47.1%, Lesotho 49.7%, Guinea-Bissau 50.5%, Equatorial Guinea 50.7%, Malawi 50.7%, Liberia 50.9%, Burundi 51.0%, Belize 52.0%, Gambia 53.4%, Somalia 55.4%, Sao Tome and Principe 55.5%, Guatemala 56.0%, DR Congo 56.2%, Nigeria 56.2%, Sierra Leone 56.8%, Haiti 58.5%, Eswatini 58.9%, Zambia 60.0%, Honduras 60.1%, Mozambique 65.0%, Central African Republic 68.8%, Madagascar 75.2%, and South Sudan on top at 82.3%. Figures come from the World Bank's Poverty and Inequality Platform.