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Bolivia is ranked 146 out of 193 countries, based on 25 indicators
47 📉 Multidimensional Poverty Index
0.04 80 🌿 Planetary Pressures–adjusted Human Development Index
0.68 96 🛤️ Infrastructure Quality
2.4 98 📊 Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index
0.58 102 📈 Gross Primary Enrollment Rate
98.93 103 ⚖️ Gender Development Index
0.96 107 🌍 Human Development Index
0.73 107 ♀️ Gender Inequality Index
0.42 113 🔍 Tracking and Tracing Ability
2.5 115 🚚 Ease of Arranging Shipments
2.5 116 🗣️ Voice & Accountability Estimate
-0.27 121 🕊️ Political Stability Estimate
-0.31 121 🌍 GNI per Capita, PPP (Current Int'l $)
10,880 124 👶 Under-5 Mortality Rate
23.1 124 📦 Logistics Services Quality
2.4 132 🏛️ Government Effectiveness Estimate
-0.64 133 🌐 Overall Logistics Performance
2.4 139 ⏳ Life Expectancy
68.58 142 🤰 Maternal Mortality Ratio (Modeled)
146 144 📦 Customs Efficiency
2.1 147 🕵️♂️ Corruption Control Estimate
-0.84 151 ⏱️ Timeliness of Shipments
2.4 168 📜 Regulatory Quality Estimate
-1.18 168 ⚖️ Rule of Law Estimate
-1.22 Bolivia in the Lead 👑
Bolivia is the best in the world in 1 indicators
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🛡️ Comprehensive Social Safety Net Coverage
In 2021, Bolivia achieved a remarkable 96.94% coverage of social protection and labor programs, with social safety nets reaching 96.80% of the population. The poorest quintile saw nearly universal coverage at 99.34%.
Social Protection & Labor
Bolivia Following Behind 😭
Bolivia ranks last in the world on 2 indicators
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🔍 Inadequate Unemployment Benefits
In 2019, unemployment benefits in Bolivia accounted for only 1.20% of the total welfare of beneficiary households, indicating a need for improvement in social welfare support.
Social Protection & Labor
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⚠️ High Child Labor Hours
In 2015, Bolivian children aged 7-14 worked an average of 23.44 hours per week, with males working 23.88 hours and females 22.89 hours. This highlights a significant issue in child labor practices.
Social Protection & Labor
Areas Where Bolivia is Better then Others
