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Namibia
88 / 193
Namibia is ranked 88 out of 193 countries, based on 24 indicators
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💼 Education Expenditure as GDP Percentage
9.08 9
📈 Gross Primary Enrollment Rate
120.72 19
⚖️ Gender Development Index
1.01 60
⚖️ Rule of Law Estimate
0.45 61
📦 Customs Efficiency
2.8 63
🗣️ Voice & Accountability Estimate
0.58 65
🚚 Ease of Arranging Shipments
3 66
🕊️ Political Stability Estimate
0.54 67
🛤️ Infrastructure Quality
2.8 72
🌐 Overall Logistics Performance
2.9 74
📦 Logistics Services Quality
2.9 74
🕵️♂️ Corruption Control Estimate
0.11 85
🏛️ Government Effectiveness Estimate
0.03 87
📜 Regulatory Quality Estimate
-0.06 89
🔍 Tracking and Tracing Ability
2.8 102
🌿 Planetary Pressures–adjusted Human Development Index
0.61 109
⏱️ Timeliness of Shipments
2.9 116
♀️ Gender Inequality Index
0.45 118
🌍 GNI per Capita, PPP (Current Int'l $)
11,300 123
📊 Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index
0.44 134
🌍 Human Development Index
0.67 139
🤰 Maternal Mortality Ratio (Modeled)
139 146
⏳ Life Expectancy
67.39 157
👶 Under-5 Mortality Rate
40.7 Namibia in the Lead 👑
Namibia is the best in the world in 2 indicators
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📡 Leading in Service Imports
In 2023, Namibia imported 86.19% of its services in communications, computers, and related sectors, showcasing its reliance on global tech services.
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👶 Stable Sex Ratio at Birth
With a sex ratio of 1.011 male births per female birth in 2023, Namibia maintains a balanced gender ratio at birth.
Namibia Following Behind 😭
Namibia ranks last in the world on 2 indicators
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📚 Older School Starters
Namibia has one of the highest lower secondary school starting ages at 14 years, as of 2023, indicating a later start in formal education compared to global norms.
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💰 High Income Inequality
In 2015, the top 20% of Namibia's population held 63.7% of the income, while the Gini index was 59.1, highlighting significant income disparity.
