Tuvalu in the Lead
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💰 Modest Economic Output
Tuvalu's GDP in 2023 was $62.3 million, reflecting its status as one of the smallest economies globally.
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🌍 Low Industrial Emissions
In 2023, Tuvalu's nitrous oxide emissions from industrial processes were just 0.0001 Mt CO2e, showcasing its minimal industrial footprint.
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👥 Tiny Population
With a total population of 9,816 in 2023, Tuvalu is one of the least populated countries in the world.
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📚 High Secondary School Enrollment
In 2023, Tuvalu had 1,252 pupils enrolled in secondary education, reflecting a strong commitment to education despite its small size.
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🌾 Highest Permanent Cropland and Aid Dependency
In 2022, Tuvalu had 60% of its land dedicated to permanent cropland, the highest in the world. Additionally, the country received net ODA amounting to 79.85% of its GNI and 110.18% of its imports, highlighting its significant reliance on foreign aid.
Agriculture & Rural Development Aid Effectiveness Economy & Growth External Debt
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💰 Highest Net ODA Received Per Capita
Tuvalu received $6,361.09 per capita in net ODA in 2022, the highest globally, underscoring its heavy reliance on international assistance for development.
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🐦 Minimal Threatened Bird Species
As of 2018, Tuvalu had only one bird species classified as threatened, highlighting its relatively healthy avian biodiversity.
Tuvalu Following Behind
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📦 High Import Dependency
In 2022, Tuvalu's imports of goods and services reached $57.4 million, while exports were only $2.2 million, highlighting a significant trade imbalance.
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🚰 Limited Urban Water Access
Only 10.47% of Tuvalu's urban population had access to safely managed drinking water services in 2022, indicating a critical infrastructure challenge.
