Translating Our Vision
The new scorecard tracks progress toward the World Bank Group's vision to create a world free of poverty on a livable planet.
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![A woman and her baby in Indonesia]( "A woman and her baby in Indonesia")
Poverty
The Scorecard tracks global poverty, using thresholds of $2.15 and $6.85 per day, which will be revised with the 2021 Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) data. It emphasizes the need to address poverty in both low-income countries (LICs) and middle-income countries (MICs) to eradicate it fully. The Scorecard also highlights poverty's multidimensional nature, going beyond income levels alone.
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![Power lines in Bulgaria]( "Power lines in Bulgaria")
Prosperity
The Scorecard uses two indicators to monitor shared prosperity and inequality: the Prosperity Gap, measuring global income shortfalls from a $25/day standard, and the count of countries with a Gini index over 40, denoting high inequality. It also considers non-monetary aspects of inequality through various client context and WBG result indicators.
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![A view of hills and sky in Timor-Leste]( "A view of hills and sky in Timor-Leste")
Planet
The Scorecard comprises five indicators capturing several dimensions of a livable planet: climate mitigation and adaptation, biodiversity and nature, and life essentials (water and food). It also includes relevant client context and result indicators in these areas, along with other aspects of inclusiveness, resilience, and sustainability.
Outcome Areas
The scorecard is organized around 15 Outcome Areas that cover all dimensions of the World Bank Group's mission.
