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The research aims to analyze the interactions between education, resource management, and economic complexity in achieving sustainability in Africa.

January 23, 2026SAGE OpenOpen Access

Unveiling the Path to Sustainability in Africa: Insights from Education, Resource Management, and Economic Complexity

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Explores how education and resource management affect sustainability in Africa, suggesting vital policy pathways.

The research aims to analyze the interactions between education, resource management, and economic complexity in achieving sustainability in Africa.
Analyzed data from 39 African countries between 2007 and 2022.
Employed econometric approaches including FGLS and Quantile-on-Quantile regression.
Examined the effects of education, resource extraction, and banking development on sustainability.
Education consistently promotes sustainability across various contexts.
Natural resource extraction undermines sustainability in less developed countries but positively contributes where governance is strong.
Banking sector development has mixed effects, hindering sustainability in shallow systems while supporting green investment in mature markets.

Daly et al. (2026) studied this question.

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