Evolution of Global Extreme Poverty Cost of Basic Needs , 1820-2018
Evolution of Height, 1810-1960
Evolution of Global Hunger, 1820-2018
Evolution of Global Extreme Poverty Dollar a Day, 1820-2018
Evolution of Cattle per Capita, 1500-2010
Evolution of Cropland per Capita, 1500-2010
Raking and performance of all available indicators for the entire period covered by the data (download all indicators)
Period | Best performing | Worst performing | Best ranking | Worst ranking |
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1820-1869 26 | Total Cattle | Total CO2 Emissions | Infant Mortality | Biodiversity - naturalness |
1870-1919 27 | Total Cattle | Total CO2 Emissions | Total CO2 Emissions | Biodiversity - naturalness |
1920-1959 30 | Silver Production | Total CO2 Emissions | Height | Pasture per Capita |
1960-2010 52 | GDP per Capita | Total CO2 Emissions | Pigs per Capita | CO2 Emissions per Capita |
Overall 57 | Total Num. of Pigs | Pasture per Capita | Pigs per Capita | Goats per Capita |
Evolution of Goats per Capita, 1500-2010
Evolution of Biodiversity - naturalness, 1500-2010
Evolution of Aluminium Production, 1850-2012
Evolution of Bauxite Production, 1880-2012
Evolution of Silver Production, 1681-2012
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Cattle per CapitaHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Cropland per CapitaHRV 1500 [34] 2010
Goats per CapitaHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Pasture per CapitaHRV 1500 [34] 2010
Pigs per CapitaHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Sheep per CapitaHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Total CattleHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Total CroplandHRV 1500 [34] 2010
Total Number of GoatsHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Total Number of PigsHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Total Number of SheepHRV 1500 [43] 2010
Total PastureHRV 1500 [34] 2010
DemographyComposite Measure
of WellbeingHRV 1820 [19] 2000
Female life Expectancy at BirthHRV 1960 [5] 2000
Global Extreme Poverty (CBN)HRV 1820 [199] 2018
Global Extreme Poverty (DAD)HRV 1820 [199] 2018
Global HungerHRV 1820 [199] 2018
Infant MortalityHRV 1810 [6] 1860
Life Expectancy at Birth (Total)HRV 1950 [60] 2009
Male life Expectancy at BirthHRV 1960 [5] 2000
Total PopulationHRV 1800 [8] 2000
EnvironmentBiodiversity - naturalnessHRV 1500 [34] 2010
CO2 Emissions per CapitaHRV 1890 [12] 2010
SO2 Emissions per CapitaHRV 1850 [16] 2000
Total CO2 EmissionsHRV 1830 [179] 2008
Total SO2 EmissionsHRV 1850 [16] 2000
FinanceExchange Rates to UK PoundHRV 1992 [22] 2013
Exchange Rates to US DollarHRV 1992 [22] 2013
Gender Equality Years
of Education
Historical Gender Equality IndexHRV 1991 [13] 2003
Share of Women in ParliamentHRV 1995 [11] 2008
Human CapitalBook Titles per CapitaHRV 1990 [5] 1996
Educational Inequality Gini
Coefficient
Numeracy (Total)HRV 1800 [2] 1850
Universities FoundedHRV 1869 [7] 2006
InstitutionsArmed Conflicts (Internal)HRV 1500 [501] 2000
Armed Conflicts (International)HRV 1500 [501] 2000
Competitiveness of Executive
Recruitment (XRCOMP)HRV 1991 [22] 2012
Competitiveness of Participations
(PARCOMP)HRV 1991 [22] 2012
Executive Constraints
(XCONST)HRV 1991 [22] 2012
Homicide RatesHRV 1971 [27] 2010
Latent Democracy VariableHRV 1991 [9] 2000
Openness of Executive
Recruitment (XROPEN)HRV 1991 [22] 2012
Political CompetitionHRV 1991 [10] 2000
Political ParticipationHRV 1991 [10] 2000
Polity2 IndexHRV 1991 [22] 2012
Regulation of Chief Executive
Recruitment (XRREG)HRV 1991 [22] 2012
Number of Days Lost in
Labour Disputes
Number of Workers Involved
in Labour Disputes
Working week
in manufacturingHRV 1981 [18] 2008
GDP per CapitaHRV 1952 [65] 2016
Prices and WagesIncome InequalityHRV 1929 [3] 2000
ProductionAluminium ProductionHRV 1850 [163] 2012
Bauxite ProductionHRV 1880 [133] 2012
Anguilla[No Data]
Antigua and Barbuda1500 (5)-2013 (21)
Aruba[No Data]
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba[No Data]
British Virgin Islands[No Data]
Cayman Islands[No Data]
Curaçao[No Data]
Dominican Republic1500 (6)-2018 (39)
Guadeloupe[No Data]
Martinique[No Data]
Montserrat[No Data]
Puerto Rico[No Data]
Saint Kitts and Nevis1500 (5)-2010 (14)
Saint Martin (French part)[No Data]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1500 (5)-2010 (20)
Saint-Barthélemy[No Data]
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)[No Data]
Trinidad and Tobago1500 (5)-2018 (35)
Turks and Caicos Islands[No Data]
United States Virgin Islands[No Data] Central America
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)1500 (8)-2018 (42)
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)[No Data]
French Guiana[No Data]
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)1500 (8)-2018 (40)
Northern AmericaBermuda[No Data]
Greenland[No Data]
Saint Pierre and Miquelon[No Data]
Turkmenistan1500 (16)-2016 (27)
Eastern AsiaChina, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region[No Data]
China, Macao Special Administrative Region[No Data]
Åland Islands[No Data]
Channel Islands[No Data]
Faeroe Islands[No Data]
Guernsey[No Data]
Isle of Man[No Data]
Jersey[No Data]
Sark[No Data]
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands[No Data]
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1500 (20)-2018 (56)
Guam[No Data]
Marshall Islands1500 (4)-2010 (5)
Micronesia (Federated States of)1500 (2)-2013 (6)
Northern Mariana Islands[No Data]
American Samoa[No Data]
French Polynesia[No Data]
Niue[No Data]
Pitcairn[No Data]
Tokelau[No Data]
Wallis and Futuna Islands[No Data]
Åland Islands[No Data]
Channel Islands[No Data]
Faeroe Islands[No Data]
Gibraltar[No Data]
Greenland[No Data]
Guernsey[No Data]
Holy See[No Data]
Isle of Man[No Data]
Jersey[No Data]
Netherlands1500 (22)-2018 (43)
Sark[No Data]
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands[No Data]
Switzerland1500 (19)-2018 (44)
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1500 (20)-2018 (56)
Anguilla[No Data]
Antigua and Barbuda1500 (5)-2013 (21)
Aruba[No Data]
Bermuda[No Data]
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)1500 (8)-2018 (42)
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba[No Data]
British Virgin Islands[No Data]
Cayman Islands[No Data]
Curaçao[No Data]
Dominican Republic1500 (6)-2018 (39)
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)[No Data]
French Guiana[No Data]
Guadeloupe[No Data]
Martinique[No Data]
Montserrat[No Data]
Puerto Rico[No Data]
Saint Kitts and Nevis1500 (5)-2010 (14)
Saint Martin (French part)[No Data]
Saint Pierre and Miquelon[No Data]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1500 (5)-2010 (20)
Saint-Barthélemy[No Data]
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)[No Data]
Trinidad and Tobago1500 (5)-2018 (35)
Turks and Caicos Islands[No Data]
United States Virgin Islands[No Data]
Afghanistan1500 (16)-2016 (28)
American Samoa[No Data]
Brunei Darussalam1500 (12)-2013 (19)
French Polynesia[No Data]
Guam[No Data]
Marshall Islands1500 (4)-2010 (5)
Micronesia (Federated States of)1500 (2)-2013 (6)
New Caledonia[No Data]
Niue[No Data]
Norfolk Island[No Data]
Northern Mariana Islands[No Data]
Philippines1500 (17)-2018 (46)
Pitcairn[No Data]
Solomon Islands1500 (11)-2018 (25)
Tokelau[No Data]
Wallis and Futuna Islands[No Data]
China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region[No Data]
China, Macao Special Administrative Region[No Data]
Guinea-Bissau1500 (16)-2018 (31)
Mayotte[No Data]
Réunion[No Data]
Saint Helena[No Data]
Sao Tome and Principe1500 (14)-2016 (20)
Sierra Leone1500 (15)-2018 (36)
South Africa1500 (14)-2018 (49)
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