ATLAS World Observatory
Governance & Human Capital
Can institutions and skills support scale — or will friction eat the opportunity?
Control of corruption
estimate (−2.5 to 2.5)
Government effectiveness
estimate (−2.5 to 2.5)
Rule of law
estimate (−2.5 to 2.5)
Secondary school enrollment
% gross
Control of corruption
Worldwide Governance Indicators estimate for control of corruption.
Lower corruption reduces friction for contracts, payments, and scaling operations.
Government effectiveness
Worldwide Governance Indicators estimate for government effectiveness.
Effective institutions support predictable regulation and public–private markets.
Rule of law
Worldwide Governance Indicators estimate for rule of law.
Enforceable contracts and property rights are prerequisites for capital-intensive ventures.
Secondary school enrollment
Gross enrollment ratio, secondary education.
Skills pipeline for knowledge work and local product talent.
Gini index
Gini index of income inequality (0 = equality, 100 = inequality).
Inequality shapes addressable markets and political risk around pricing and access.
Related layers
Intersections worth checking next — ATLAS is designed as a system of systems.
Data via World Bank Indicators API. Series coverage and update cadence vary by indicator. ATLAS does not include equity market prices or company fundamentals.