Botswana Urban Population (%) BWAURBAN Economic

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Asset BWAURBAN

Latest Value 67.462

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Volatility % 5.76%

Win Rate % 100.0%

CAGR % +5,114,071,315.40%

Best Year % +21.91%

Worst Year % 0.00%

Max Drawdown % -0.00%

Period High 67.46

Period Low 3.00

From High % +0.0%

From Low % +2,147.4%

Sharpe Ratio 0.89

Years >Avg % 55.4%

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What is Botswana Urban Population (%)?

Botswana Urban Population (%) measures the proportion of Botswana's total population residing in urban areas. This indicator is crucial for understanding demographic shifts and their implications for economic development. Economists and policymakers monitor it to gauge the pace of urbanization, which influences demand for infrastructure, housing, services like healthcare and education, and employment opportunities. High rates of urbanization can signal industrial growth and a shift away from agriculture, potentially leading to increased productivity but also straining urban resources. Conversely, slower urbanization might indicate a less dynamic economy or challenges in creating sufficient urban jobs. The percentage is calculated by dividing the number of people living in designated urban centers by the total national population and multiplying by 100. An increasing percentage typically suggests migration from rural to urban areas, often driven by perceived economic advantages in cities. Policymakers use this data to plan for urban development, manage resource allocation, and address potential social and economic disparities between urban and rural populations. Fluctuations can also reflect government policies aimed at either promoting or managing urban growth.

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BWAURBAN: World Bank Open Data

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