Sudan
189 / 193
Sudan is ranked 189 out of 193 countries, based on 24 indicators
Sudan in the Lead 👑
Sudan is the best in the world in 2 indicators
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🤝 Significant Reliance on UN Aid
Sudan received $1,781,999.95 in net official flows from UN agencies in 2021, highlighting the country's dependency on international aid for economic support.
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🍹 Lowest Alcohol Consumption
In 2020, Sudan had one of the lowest alcohol consumption rates globally, with only 0.01 liters per capita.
Sudan Following Behind 😭
Sudan ranks last in the world on 15 indicators
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📈 Skyrocketing Inflation Rates
Sudan's consumer price index reached an astronomical 38,796.56 in 2022, indicating a severe inflationary environment. The GDP deflator also soared to 462,510.92 in 2023, reflecting the country's economic instability.
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💸 Surging National Expenditure
Sudan's gross national expenditure deflator reached 436,517.06 in 2023, reflecting a significant increase in national spending, which may not be sustainable in the long term.
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🔄 Minimal Trade Activity
In 2023, Sudan's trade constituted only 2.47% of its GDP, reflecting limited engagement in global trade.
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📉 Negative GDP and GNI Growth
Sudan experienced a severe economic downturn in 2023, with GDP growth at -20.11% and GNI growth at -19.06%.
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💰 Minimal GDP and GNI Per Capita
In 2023, Sudan's GDP per capita was only 311.38 LCU, and GNI per capita was 308.45 LCU, indicating low living standards.
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⚖️ Low Equity in Public Resource Use
Sudan's CPIA equity of public resource use rating was 1.5 in 2023, suggesting significant inequities in resource distribution.
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💼 Inefficient Revenue Mobilization
In 2023, Sudan's CPIA efficiency of revenue mobilization rating was 2, indicating challenges in effectively collecting revenues.
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🏢 Minimal Service Sector Contribution
In 2023, services contributed only 7.48% to Sudan's GDP, reflecting a limited service industry.
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🍎 Low Vitamin A Supplementation
In 2022, only 1% of children aged 6-59 months received Vitamin A supplements, highlighting a public health concern.
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🎓 Low Female Advanced Education
In 2022, only 24.83% of Sudan's female working-age population had advanced education, indicating a gender education gap.
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🚧 High Tariff Barriers on Manufactured Goods
In 2021, Sudan imposed a weighted mean tariff rate of 26.8% on manufactured products, one of the highest globally, potentially hindering international trade and economic growth.
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💸 High Intellectual Property Payments
In 2020, Sudan paid $1,642 million for the use of intellectual property, highlighting a dependency on foreign technologies and innovations.
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✈️ Minimal International Tourism Expenditure
In 2018, international tourism expenditures accounted for just 0.16% of Sudan's total imports, indicating limited tourism activity.
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💰 Imbalanced Money Supply and Reserves
The broad money to total reserves ratio in Sudan was 54.43% in 2017, indicating a potential vulnerability in the country's financial stability.
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📉 Minimal Total Reserves
In 2017, Sudan's total reserves were only 0.81% of its total external debt, indicating a significant vulnerability in managing external obligations.
