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The urban modules matter more than the national envelope: 68.4 % of composition variance sits within countries (COTEE, H4). Live from Expert · pipeline 17 Aug 2026.
A country report does not add up a score. It reads the ecosystem as a cultivated order: the soil (rule enforcement) conditions what the seed (actors present) and the gardener (built support) can produce — then measures the meta-organization, gender inclusion and the AEEI pillars on the same grid.
Enforcement -1.65 (rules weakly applied); built support 46 %, base endowment 51 %; 29 % of actors created by the State or donors; 3 urban modules on 107 actors. Expected creation 1.3 → 6.4 new firms per 1,000 adults if rules were enforced: the soil, not the seed, is the binding constraint.
Coverage CI 100 % (world 100 %); functional differentiation FDI 0.87 (world 0.87); service redundancy SRI 3.02 (world 2.01); VRIO coverage 0.32 (world 0.21); effectiveness EES 0.72 (world 0.72); network density —. The report then applies the readings — resilience-adjusted redundancy, governance vs endowment, form vs substance, three-mechanism index — to Libya.
AGI 37/100 (economic 42, social —, representation 33), rank 46 / 53 in Africa and 156 / 176 globally; 0 women-focused structures out of 110 actors (0 ‰). Read next to the continental picture: mean 49, social dimension weakest (19/100), economic strongest (64/100).
Composite —, rank not ranked. Strengths: physical infrastructure (0.64, +0.28 vs mean), formal institutions (0.30, −0.25 vs mean), demand (0.22). Weaknesses: talent & knowledge (0.00, −0.32 vs mean), culture (0.00, −0.28 vs mean). Each pillar is sorted into Soil, Seed, Gardener or Environment and read conditionally on enforcement.
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya scored on the ten entrepreneurial-ecosystem elements (Stam & van de Ven, 2021), grouped into 7 pillars and re-read through the COTEE framework on Expert.
On Expert, the AEEI elements are sorted into COTEE layers — Soil (rules), Seed (contents), Gardener (apparatus) — and read conditionally: contents only pay off where rules bind.
Source: AEEI — Africa Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Index (africa.ecosystem.build), 2026. Framework: the ten elements of Stam & van de Ven (2021). Delta = points vs Africa average.
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