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Haiti
185 / 193
Haiti is ranked 185 out of 193 countries, based on 24 indicators
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๐ Gross Primary Enrollment Rate
183.99 124
๐ฟ Planetary Pressuresโadjusted Human Development Index
0.55 136
โ๏ธ Gender Development Index
0.93 145
๐ Ease of Arranging Shipments
2.3 147
๐ฆ Customs Efficiency
2.1 148
๐ Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index
0.34 149
โฑ๏ธ Timeliness of Shipments
2.5 159
๐ Tracking and Tracing Ability
2.1 160
๐ฃ๏ธ Voice & Accountability Estimate
-1.18 160
๐ Overall Logistics Performance
2.1 164
๐ฆ Logistics Services Quality
2 164
๐ค๏ธ Infrastructure Quality
1.8 164
๐ Human Development Index
0.55 165
โ๏ธ Gender Inequality Index
0.62 166
โณ Life Expectancy
64.94 167
๐ถ Under-5 Mortality Rate
55.1 170
๐คฐ Maternal Mortality Ratio (Modeled)
328 170
๐ GNI per Capita, PPP (Current Int'l $)
3,180 172
๐๏ธ Political Stability Estimate
-1.43 175
๐ผ Education Expenditure as GDP Percentage
0.96 175
๐ Regulatory Quality Estimate
-1.39 177
โ๏ธ Rule of Law Estimate
-1.36 180
๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Corruption Control Estimate
-1.44 191
๐๏ธ Government Effectiveness Estimate
-2.23 Haiti in the Lead ๐
Haiti is the best in the world in 2 indicators
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๐๏ธ Least Military Investment
In 2023, Haiti allocated only 0.054% of its GDP to military expenditure, one of the lowest in the world. Additionally, only 0.02% of its labor force is involved in the armed forces as of 2020.
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๐ฉโ๐งโ๐ฆ High Rate of Female-Headed Households
In 2017, 45.1% of households in Haiti were headed by women, showcasing a significant role of women in household leadership.
Haiti Following Behind ๐ญ
Haiti ranks last in the world on 1 indicators
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๐ง Lowest Iodized Salt Consumption
As of 2017, only 7.5% of Haitian households consumed iodized salt, indicating a significant gap in nutritional intake compared to global standards.