National Capability Framework

The National Capability Framework is an open-source model for analyzing and benchmarking national strategy and capability.

Resources

• Description: Availability of natural resources like oil, gas, minerals, and arable land.
• Significance: Resource wealth can boost economic development, provide energy security, and enhance geopolitical influence.

Technology

• Description: Measured by R&D expenditure, number of patents filed, high-tech exports, and the level of innovation.
• Significance: Indicates a country's capacity for innovation, competitiveness in global markets, and ability to adapt to technological changes.

Military

• Description: Assessed by factors such as military expenditure, active personnel, equipment sophistication, and defense capabilities.
• Significance: Represents a nation's ability to defend itself, project power, and influence global security dynamics.
• Environment
• Infrastructure
• Mobility

Economic

• Description: The total monetary value of all goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period.
• Significance: GDP reflects the economic size and strength of a nation, indicating its capacity to fund government initiatives, defense, infrastructure, and social programs.

Influence

• Description: Measured by the number of diplomatic missions, participation in international organizations, and leadership roles in global affairs.
• Significance: Indicates a nation's ability to influence international policies, forge alliances, and contribute to global governance.

Human Capital

• Description: Evaluated by literacy rates, higher education enrollment, and the quality of educational institutions.
• Significance: A well-educated workforce enhances innovation, productivity, and the ability to compete in knowledge-based industries.

• Health