In its 2008 World Development Report, the World Bank identifies approximately 170 million rural people in agriculture-dependent economies (mostly in Sub-Saharan Africa) falling below a USD 1.08 a day income threshold in 2002 (measured in 1993 purchasing power parity dollars). A much larger number of rural poor - 583 million in 2002 - live in transforming economies, a large proportion of them in China and India. The majority of the rural poor in Latin America live in urbanised countries.