Plot.plot({
insetBottom: 60,
insetLeft: 200,
insetTop: 0,
projection: {type: "mercator",
domain: {type: "MultiPoint", coordinates: [[54, 12],[21, -36],[-19, 14],[10, 39]]} },
width: 700,
marks: [
Plot.sphere({fill: "white"}),
Plot.geo(countries, {fill: (d)=> freedomindex_2020.get(d.properties.name), opacity: 1, stroke: "forestgreen",
title: (d)=> d.properties.name + "\n" + freedomindex_2020.get(d.properties.name)}),
Plot.text(['\nPolitical rights\nAfrica, 2020'],
{x:-45, y: 35, fontSize:35, fill: "#5C4033", opacity: 1, lineWidth: 26, textAnchor: "start", lineHeight: 1.4, clip: false, fontWeight: "bold", fontFamily: "italics", fontStyle: "italic" }),
Plot.text(['Freedom in the world'],
{x:-45, y: -4, fontSize: 30, fill: "#5C4033", opacity: 1, lineWidth: 26, textAnchor: "start", lineHeight: 1.4, clip: false, fontWeight: "bold" }),
Plot.text(['Freedom in the World, Freedom House\'s flagship publication, is the standard-setting comparative assessment of global political rights and civil liberties. Published annually since 1972, the survey ratings and narrative reports on 195 countries and 15 related and disputed territories are used by policymakers, the media, international corporations, civic activists, and human rights defenders.'],
{x:-45, y: -22, fontSize: 16, fill: "#5C4033", opacity: 1, lineWidth: 26, textAnchor: "start", lineHeight: 1.6, clip: false }),
Plot.text(['Data: Freedom House | Design: Deepsha Menghani | Threads: IandLoveandData | Mastodon: Deepsha'],{x:-45, y: -38, fontSize: 15, fill: "#5C4033", opacity: 1, textAnchor: "start", lineHeight: 1.2, clip: false, fontStyle: "italic"})
],
color: {type: "sequential", legend: true, scheme: "greens", style: {fontSize: 20}, width: 700, ticks: 7},
})
freedom_afr_2020.csv
Type Table, then Shift-Enter. Ctrl-space for more options.
freedom_index = (await FileAttachment("freedom_afr_2020.csv").csv()).map(d => ({name: rename.get(d.country) || d.country, PR: +d.PR}))
freedomindex_2020 = new Map(freedom_index.map(({name, PR}) => [name, PR]))
import {countries} from "ff0a83b495637684"
import {rename} from "ff0a83b495637684"
import {land} from "ff0a83b495637684"
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