Suriname in the Lead
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🌳 Largest Forest Coverage
In 2022, Suriname boasted an impressive 94.52% of its land area covered by forests, making it one of the most forested countries in the world.
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🎓 Female Dominance in Secondary Education
In 2015, 61.25% of secondary education students were female, indicating a gender imbalance in school attendance.
Suriname Following Behind
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💸 High External Debt Burden
As of 2023, Suriname's external debt was 84.36% of its Gross National Income, indicating significant financial obligations on the international stage.
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📚 High Female School Dropout
By 2023, 82.81% of primary school-aged girls were out of school, reflecting significant challenges in female education retention.
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🌾 Minimal Agricultural Land Use
In 2022, only 0.45% of Suriname's land was used for agriculture, emphasizing a reliance on other sectors for economic growth.
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🔌 Longest Wait for Electricity
In 2018, it took an average of 262.3 days to obtain an electrical connection in Suriname, highlighting challenges in infrastructure development.
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🍼 Low Exclusive Breastfeeding Rates
In 2018, only 8.92% of children under six months were exclusively breastfed, indicating potential public health concerns.
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👨🎓 Low Male Progression to Secondary School
In 2017, only 59.94% of male students progressed to secondary school, highlighting a need for improved male educational support.
