namibia /td> td> 3.0 is the sub-saharan african nation that possesses the lowest concentration of population.
namibia /td> td> 3.0 is the sub-saharan african nation that possesses the lowest concentration of population.
which of these sub-saharan african nations possesses the lowest concentration of population?
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canada ranked ninth-highest both in terms of total and per capita (donor nation) oda disbursements to the dr congo over 1960–2009, and in terms of oda per congolese citizen. in other words, when canada's total direct aid to the drc is divided by the canadian population in 2009, each canadian effectively provided $26 to the drc over the last half-century, and canada collectively provided $14 for every congolese citizen, or about one-quarter of a dollar for each of the 66 million congolese per year. in 2001/2002, the d.r. congo was the tenth-largest recipient of canadian bilateral oda flows, at cdn$25.2m., in 2004/2005, it was eighteenth (cdn.$28.3m.), and in 2007/2008 it had fallen to the twenty-fifth position (cdn$19.1m.). it rose to sixteenth position in 2009/2010 (cdn.$37.3m.) in earlier decades, the d.r. congo (zaire) ranked below twentieth (1960–61), thirteenth (1965–66), below twentieth (1970–71 and 1975–76), eighteenth (1980–81), fifteenth (1985–86), eighteenth (1990–91), and below twentieth (1995–96) in canadian bilateral assistance. in terms of overall development assistance (country-to-country, multilateral and debt relief), the d.r. congo ranked fourteenth in 2009/2010 (cdn$.), in the company of eleven other african nations in the top 20 recipients of canadian aid that year, and fifth-highest in bilateral humanitarian aid receipts (cdn.$22.7m.). nevertheless, when the canadian government announced in 2009 that it would begin concentrating eighty per cent of its international assistance resources on twenty countries, the d.r. congo was excluded from the seven african designees. in terms of annual net oda per capita from all donor nations, congo/zaire has gone from receiving "75% greater" than the average for all sub-saharan african nations during the 1960s (eighteenth-highest, us$5.9 in aid per congolese per year, compared to us$3.8 per sub-saharan african, current dollars), down to "82% less" than the regional average in the 1990s (second-lowest, $6.8/congolese vs. $28.5/sub-saharan-african), and recovering to 27% below the average during 2000–2008 (twelfth-lowest, $29.9/congolese vs. $38.8/sub-saharanafrican). the nadir in the 1990s followed the massacre of lubumbashi student protesters in may 1990, when belgium, the european commission, canada and the united states withdrew all except humanitarian aid to zaire.
canada–democratic republic of the congo relations