Eritrea
191 / 193
Eritrea is ranked 191 out of 193 countries, based on 25 indicators
Eritrea in the Lead 👑
Eritrea is the best in the world in 1 indicators
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🪖 High Armed Forces Personnel
In 2020, Eritrea had 13.36% of its total labor force in the armed forces, showcasing a significant military presence relative to its population.
Eritrea Following Behind 😭
Eritrea ranks last in the world on 11 indicators
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📉 Low Business Regulatory Environment Rating
Eritrea's business regulatory environment was rated 1 out of 6 in 2023, reflecting significant challenges for business operations.
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💰 Poor Financial Management and Sector Ratings
In 2023, Eritrea scored 1 out of 6 in both budgetary and financial management and financial sector ratings, indicating inefficiencies and challenges.
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💵 Low Efficiency in Revenue Mobilization
Eritrea's revenue mobilization efficiency was rated 2 out of 6 in 2023, highlighting difficulties in generating government revenue.
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🚢 Low Trade Rating
With a trade rating of 1.5 out of 6 in 2023, Eritrea faces significant barriers in international trade.
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🔍 Low Transparency and Accountability Rating
In 2023, Eritrea's public sector transparency and accountability were rated 1 out of 6, indicating high levels of corruption.
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📊 Poor Data Infrastructure
Eritrea's data infrastructure scored 10 out of 100 in 2023, reflecting significant challenges in statistical performance.
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🌐 Minimal Secure Internet Servers
In 2023, Eritrea had only 1 secure internet server, equating to 0.29 per million people, indicating limited digital infrastructure.
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📜 Low Regulatory Quality
Eritrea's regulatory quality was in the 0.47 percentile rank in 2023, indicating weak governance and regulatory frameworks.
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💸 Negative Net Bilateral Aid from Switzerland
In 2022, Eritrea experienced a negative net bilateral aid flow from Switzerland amounting to -$100,000, indicating a financial outflow rather than support.
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🚚 Low Logistics Performance
In 2018, Eritrea's logistics performance index for timely shipments was 2.08 out of 5, suggesting inefficiencies in delivery systems.
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🚽 High Open Defecation Rates
In 2016, 88.65% of Eritrea's rural population practiced open defecation, with 67% of the total population affected, highlighting severe sanitation issues.
