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Uruguay
42 / 193
Uruguay is ranked 42 out of 193 countries, based on 24 indicators
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๐ฟ Planetary Pressuresโadjusted Human Development Index
0.8 12
โ๏ธ Gender Development Index
1.02 16
๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ Corruption Control Estimate
1.57 17
๐ฃ๏ธ Voice & Accountability Estimate
1.28 30
๐๏ธ Political Stability Estimate
0.96 36
๐๏ธ Government Effectiveness Estimate
0.85 41
โ๏ธ Rule of Law Estimate
0.72 44
๐ Regulatory Quality Estimate
0.68 48
๐ Human Development Index
0.86 49
โณ Life Expectancy
78.14 51
๐ Tracking and Tracing Ability
3.3 52
๐ Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index
0.75 53
๐ Gross Primary Enrollment Rate
104.53 55
๐ถ Under-5 Mortality Rate
6.7 56
๐ฆ Customs Efficiency
2.9 56
โ๏ธ Gender Inequality Index
0.22 59
๐ GNI per Capita, PPP (Current Int'l $)
34,060 59
๐ฆ Logistics Services Quality
3.1 60
๐คฐ Maternal Mortality Ratio (Modeled)
15 64
๐ Overall Logistics Performance
3 66
๐ผ Education Expenditure as GDP Percentage
4.81 77
โฑ๏ธ Timeliness of Shipments
3.2 79
๐ค๏ธ Infrastructure Quality
2.7 96
๐ Ease of Arranging Shipments
2.7 Uruguay in the Lead ๐
Uruguay is the best in the world in 2 indicators
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๐ฅ Negligible External Health Expenditure
In 2021, Uruguay's external health expenditure was nearly non-existent, with only 0.00015186% of current health expenditure sourced externally, highlighting a self-sufficient health system.
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๐ก๏ธ Minimal Poverty Impact from Health Expenditure
In 2016, only 0.01% of Uruguay's population was pushed below the $2.15 poverty line due to out-of-pocket health care expenses, showcasing a robust healthcare safety net.
Uruguay Following Behind ๐ญ
Uruguay ranks last in the world on 1 indicators
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โณ Longest Time to Obtain an Operating License
In 2017, it took an average of 176 days to obtain an operating license in Uruguay, marking one of the longest durations globally.