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Ecuador
100 / 193
Ecuador is ranked 100 out of 193 countries, based on 24 indicators
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⚖️ Gender Development Index
1 41
🌿 Planetary Pressures–adjusted Human Development Index
0.74 63
📦 Customs Efficiency
2.8 64
⏳ Life Expectancy
77.39 64
🔍 Tracking and Tracing Ability
3.07 68
🛤️ Infrastructure Quality
2.72 73
🌐 Overall Logistics Performance
2.88 75
📊 Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index
0.64 78
⏱️ Timeliness of Shipments
3.19 82
📦 Logistics Services Quality
2.75 85
👶 Under-5 Mortality Rate
13.1 87
🌍 Human Development Index
0.78 88
♀️ Gender Inequality Index
0.36 90
🚚 Ease of Arranging Shipments
2.75 101
🤰 Maternal Mortality Ratio (Modeled)
55 102
🌍 GNI per Capita, PPP (Current Int'l $)
15,420 104
💼 Education Expenditure as GDP Percentage
3.89 107
🗣️ Voice & Accountability Estimate
-0.06 124
📈 Gross Primary Enrollment Rate
97.25 125
🕊️ Political Stability Estimate
-0.34 125
🏛️ Government Effectiveness Estimate
-0.49 135
🕵️♂️ Corruption Control Estimate
-0.65 143
📜 Regulatory Quality Estimate
-0.72 152
⚖️ Rule of Law Estimate
-0.96 Ecuador in the Lead 👑
Ecuador is the best in the world in 2 indicators
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👩💼 High Female Ownership in Firms
In 2017, 70.4% of firms in Ecuador had female participation in ownership, showcasing a strong presence of women in business leadership.
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📚 Extensive Formal Training in Firms
Ecuadorian firms are committed to skill development, with 73.7% offering formal training programs to their employees in 2017.
Ecuador Following Behind 😭
Ecuador ranks last in the world on 2 indicators
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🛡️ Limited Unemployment Benefits Coverage
In 2022, only 0.46% of the poorest quintile in Ecuador had access to unemployment benefits and active labor market programs, indicating a gap in social safety nets.
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🚸 Prevalence of Child Employment
In 2015, 24% of children aged 7-14 were self-employed in Ecuador, with a higher rate among males (31%) compared to females (14%).
