Best available comparison near 30 days. The complete older country list recovered is dated September 24, one day after the requested September 23 starting date. Changes below cover 29 calendar days; they have not been extrapolated to 30 days. The September 24 list sums to 604,676 voices; the October 23 list sums to 1,091,655. The 11 unmatched entries currently total 22,125, and their historical change is unknown.
Recorded recent movement: 34 of 185 countries with weekly baselines gained voices from October 16 to October 23; 151 had unchanged endpoint counts. Monaco has no weekly baseline. These figures describe snapshot differences, not proof of no visits or no activity between captures. What helps explain movement? Exposure, conversion, timing and technical friction require campaign or site records. These are evidence gaps, not zero activity. Use the checkbox to reveal those columns in this same table. Nothing here establishes why a country grew. Momentum: Oct 9 → 16 and Oct 16 → 23 are differences between dated snapshots, not exact rolling seven-day windows. Snapshot times differ; the gain comparison is descriptive, not a time-normalized acceleration measure. Missing baselines remain unknown. A zero prior gain does not produce a percentage ratio. Population adjustment: Additional voices ÷ World Bank population × 1,000,000; latest available 2024–2025 estimate, year shown. This denominator differs from The Wall’s fixed population/required-count figures used for target progress. Voice counts do not establish unique residents or nationality. Share of gains: each matched country’s additional voices ÷ 464,854, the total measured gain across 175 countries; the 11 unmatched entries are excluded from this denominator. Small starting counts can produce very large growth percentages. Energy: Access is the share of population with electricity access, not power reliability or affordability. The newest nonmissing World Bank value in 2020–2025 is used, year shown. Missing access, tariffs and outages are not treated as good performance.
All 186 countries and territories
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Same biggest-gains order, with economic and governance measures beside each country. GDP measures economic output; GDP per person is not personal income. No combined “best country” score is calculated.
Bars use one linear scale for additional voices. Target gain is measured in percentage points of the current required count. “—” means no historical baseline was found.
Country / territory
Sep 24
Oct 23
Voices added
Additional voices
Growth
Added / million residents
Share of matched gains (%)
Oct 9 → 16 Voices added
Oct 16 → 23 Voices added
Momentum Snapshot comparison
Electricity access % population
Population World Bank
Selected-country visits
Visit → voice conversion
Leading referral
Outreach / article date
Submission failures
Household power price
Power outages
Target gain (pp)
GDP · US$bn
GDP per person · US$
CPI /100 Higher = cleaner
CPI rank of 182
Political rights & liberties /100
Freedom status
How to read the added columns GDP: current US dollars, World Bank WDI; newest nonmissing value in 2024–2025, year shown in every cell. CPI 2025: Transparency International’s perceived public-sector corruption score, 0 highly corrupt to 100 very clean; tied global ranks use competition ranking across all 182 rated countries/territories. Freedom in the World 2026: Freedom House political rights (0–40) plus civil liberties (0–60), assessing 2025. This measures rights and freedoms, not a standalone democracy index or an infrastructure-readiness rating. Freedom status uses Freedom House’s methodology, so identical totals can have different status labels. Missing indicators remain blank (—); no parent-country rating is assigned to a territory.