Antigua and Barbuda in the Lead
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🌱 Minimal Methane Emissions
In 2023, Antigua and Barbuda's methane emissions from buildings were a mere 0.0001 Mt CO2e, showcasing its commitment to a sustainable environment.
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👶 Minimal Child Mortality
In 2023, only 1 death was recorded among children aged 5-9, reflecting strong healthcare measures for young ones.
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🌍 Net Official Flows from WHO
In 2021, Antigua and Barbuda received $3,200 from WHO, supporting its healthcare initiatives.
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🕊️ Smallest Armed Forces
With just 180 personnel in 2016, Antigua and Barbuda boasts one of the smallest military forces globally, reflecting its peaceful stance.
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📚 Low Pupil-Teacher Ratio
In 2015, the pupil-teacher ratio in upper secondary education was just 3.71, ensuring personalized attention for students.
Antigua and Barbuda Following Behind
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🌾 Minimal Cereal Production
With only 5 hectares dedicated to cereal production in 2022, Antigua and Barbuda relies heavily on imports for staple foods.
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💧 Limited Freshwater Withdrawals
The country withdrew only 0.0044 billion cubic meters of freshwater in 2021, indicating a need for better water resource management.
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🤝 High Technical Cooperation Grants
In 2021, Antigua and Barbuda received $530,000 in technical cooperation grants, highlighting its reliance on external aid for development.
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💡 Minimal Industrial Design Applications
With only 1 industrial design application in 2021, there's potential for growth in innovation and creativity.
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🇺🇸 Negative Net Bilateral Aid from the US
In 2021, the net bilateral aid flow from the US was -$40,000, indicating a repayment or reduction in aid received.
