WDVP Datasets

Welcome to the datasets for the World Data Visualization Prize design challenge
Here are the three key datasets - though you are welcome to add your own relevant metrics & data from reputable sourc
https://wdvp.worldgovernmentsummit.org/
The Future of Government https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

What factors & drivers might shape the society, government and citizens of the future?
Give us a way to see and explore the landscape of the future.
Consider how you might handle text. Feel free to exclude items. Create links, interdependencies, overlaps between items
Is there other data you might bring in? Have we missed any factors?
This may suit a chart or diagrammatic form, rather than a straight data-visualisation
What Makes a "Good" Government? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

How do you measure the success of governments?
Effective spending? Social wellbeing? International competitiveness?
What factors seems most relevant or interesting to you? Are there any 2 or 3 contrasting variables that reveal something
Which countries come up again and again? Which are outliers?
Maybe you find a story or a pattern in this data unrelated to the theme of government? That's fine. Let's see it.
Note: you may want to filter out small countries (less than 5m population) - sometimes they distort the results
Small Countries are Beautiful https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

Where are smaller nations innovating?
Are any outlier countries worth our attention?
Can we learn anything from the trends and patterns of these dataset?
Do these countries derive power from their agility? Or is innovation more risky?
Contact us at informationisbeautiful@gmail.com if you have any questions

Enjoy and good luck!
Prize design challenge
ant metrics & data from reputable sources
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rdependencies, overlaps between items.
trasting variables that reveal something interested?
ment? That's fine. Let's see it.

mes they distort the results
Innovation / Development Category buzz type
Government.io Governance (google
149,000 innovation
Triple Bottom Line Governance 1,420,000 innovation
Collaborative governance Governance 263,000 development
Data-driven policy Governance 37300 innovation
Citizen-consumers Governance 41900 innovation
Cloud States Governance innovation
Data Transparency Governance 381,000 development
Digital divide Governance 4,670,000 development
Digital privacy Governance 962,000 development
Consumerised public services Public Services 15 innovation

Self service public services Public Services 4 innovation
Borderless public service markets Public Services 28,300 innovation
Innovative Pricing Models Public Services 12,600 development
Global migration Demographics 838,000 development

Aging population Demographics 4,650,000 development
Population decline in west Demographics 1,400,000 development
Population growth in east Demographics 1,400,000 development
Socio-economic status of women Demographics 7,340,000 development
Megacities Transport & 2,130,000 development

Cities
Smart Cities Transport & 14,500,000 innovation
Cities
Arcology Transport & 430,000 innovation
Cities, Climate
Sharing economy Transport & 5,530,000 development
Cities
Driverless vehicles Transport & 510,000 innovation
Cities,
Flying Cars Transport & 2,740,000 innovation
Cities
Unmanned aerial vehicles Transport & 4,040,000 innovation
Cities,
Infrastructure bottlenecks Transport & 112,000 development
Cities
Hyperloop Transport & 10,700,000 innovation
Cities,
Post-GDP Economics 11,300 development

Patchwork careers Economics 3730 development
The talent gap Economics 107,000 development
Income inequalisation economics 799,000 development
Open Banking Economics 1,220,000 innovation
Digital currencies Economics, 2,110,000 innovation
Technology
Wealth movement west to east Economics 18,100 development
Industrial Sector changes Industry 6430 development

Innovating to zero Industry 46,500 development
"Patient Capitalism" Industry 80,600 development
3D printing Industry, 46,100,000 innovation
Technology
Digital security Crime & Security 2,650,000 development

Corruption reduction Crime & Security 11500 development
Cyber-warfare Crime & Security 1,300,000 development
Social Media Technology ### development

5G Cellular networks Technology ### innovation
Blockchain Technology ### innovation
Internet of Things Technology ### innovation
Geographic Information Systems Technology ### innovation
(GIS)
Open Data Platforms Technology 74,900 innovation
Regulated Technologies Technology 5,650
Commercial AI Artificial 28,900 innovation

intelligence
Machine Learning Artificial 67,000,000 innovation
intelligence
Computer / machine vision Artificial 22,500,000 innovation
intelligence
Machine Reading & comprehension Artificial 175,000 innovation
intelligence
Natural Language processing Artificial 9,340,000 innovation
intelligence
Advanced Robotics Artificial 953,000 innovation
intelligence
Smart Sustainable Energy Climate 5,460,000 innovation

Climate Legislation Climate 143,000 development
Declining natural resources Climate 17,500 development
Molecular Agriculture Climate 12,200 innovation
Climate engineering Cimate 459,000 development
now 2020
Governments attempt to use social media to engage Governments successfully use social media to
citizens. engage citizens. Social media provides constant
Government encourages 'triple-bottom line'
businesses - focus on social and environmental goals
Government works with NGOs, corporations, social
enterprises and citizens - and other non-state problem
Big data improves tracking of performance and
outcomes, allowing regulators to focus more on
Staffing cloud. Permanent employees act as
consultants. Flexible teams formed to focus on
Targeted transparency. Public demands government

and corporate disclosure. Easily-accessible data is
Government faces challenges in delivering public
services - reaching both the hyper-connected and the
Policies and norms around privacy in age of data
breaches & IoT becomes a regulatory and ethical
Citizens are more aware of their rights, have better

access to info and higher expectations of services.
Technology-enabled self-service of government
services (vehicle registration, income tax etc)
Medical tourism, outsourcing service delivery, best-in-
class governments help other governments, etc.
Immigration policies are relaxed as a result of

globalisation, improved education and shortage of
Policies have to take into account an increasingly
large dependent segment. Pension reforms to reduce
Nations with young populations, e.g. India, see

economic growth stem from large working-age
Declining birthrates as perception of women as
homemakers fades. Women expand the global
Around 7% of people live in cities with 8-figure

populations.
Smart city applications deployed in at least 50 cities Major tech companies build experimental smart cities,
globally. Key sectors: security, utilities, healthcare, & which include things like heated roads, modular
Rideshares, food sharing, skills sharing etc., changes

the way cities operate and reduces pressure on
Driverless cars tested on roads in the UK, the US, & Driverless vehicles successfully emerge, using a
China. combination of deep machine learning & computer
Tech companies racing to develop functional flying
vehicles.
Packages might be delivered to your house by
drones.
Governments need to modernise existing
infrastructure - but struggle with cost and vision.
More micro-entrepreneurs (e.g. Etsy sellers, Uber

drivers). Regulation & tax upheavals to support tech-
Aging workforces and lack of skilled technical talent
drives freelance economy. Governments work with
Global income inequality rising. Governments Performance-related salaries. Payment-for-results
prioritise access to healthcare, education, etc., for the models become mainstream, shifts financial risk from
Lightweight banking services on offer, without the
need to maintain heavy banking infrastructure nor
Mobile payments, digital currencies are fully
mainstream. Digital theft protection is a primary
Shift from industry-based sectors to issue-based

sectors, e.g. creative industries, agri-food and water,
Long-term investment in major infrastructure projects
bring government and businesses together.
Extensively used in industry for prototyping & proof-of-
concept models. Use in art & marketing also on the rise.
International cybersecurity in era of open government,

open data, and govt. social media is a leading social
Open government and digital services lower
corruption rates in developed economies. Using tech
Social media used increasingly to organize protests,

shape social narrative, and pressurise governments
From 2019 phones will start to utilise the faster and
more efficent next-generation mobile internet.
Governments attempt to integrate IoT tech, using data

to improve healthcare, transport, security, defence,
Organizations in virtually every field are using GIS to Governments open up their geospatial tech
identify problems & understand trends. databases, impacting traffic management, healthcare,
Passive AI. Used for product development, AI Hiring. Increasingly used in HR. Analytics tools are
automating rote tasks, improving services, & intelligently selecting candidates, identifying
Machine learning is being used gain competitive
insights in financial services, healthcare, oil & gas,
Major user-generated content platforms use computer
vision to categorise posts & provide advanced editing
Computers can read documents & answer questions
about the content.
Smartphones suggest words based on context as we Machines that can read and translate any written or
type. Businesses use NLP to explore search terms spoken language further dissolve cultural and even
Hundreds of thousands of robots are already in Robots which can read emotions and converse will
operation in retail and manufacturing. Next become our friends.
The drive to pioneer efficient and _x0003_affordable

energy solutions drives _x0003_innovation in the
Supranational and national bodies further legislate on
emissions. Single use plastic bans, new ecological
Top priority area for WEF, UN etc.
Veganism increasing in global population as Lab-grown meat becomes affordable.
ecological costs of meat industry become more
line between 2020 & 2030 2030
Beta Government. Policy makers apply the 'agile Governments build platforms, hold partners
software development model' to policy. Prototypes, accountable, manage crowdsourced campaigns etc.
Triple Sector State. Government, business, citizens Triple Sector Democracy. Citizens work at solving
collaborate to shape the state. problems through social, mobile and cloud tech, e.g.
Reduced, optimised civil service attracts top talent. Physical and online innovation spaces - government
Return of parastatals, linking of political will & private works with citizens and companies to come up with
Advanced algorithms provide rich, live data that Preemptive Government. Data used to generate
informs government decision-making. predictive models for government. Resources shifted
Co-creation means people are more invested in Governments work with citizens to address
government, and engagement increases. New challenges, e.g. climate change.
Collaborative Cloud. Interactive cloud platforms
faciliate engagement by citizen-consumers.
Radical transparency becomes the norm.
Franchised Services. Business style models for public Agile Services. Public services follow the path of
services _x0003_- especially utilities, education, startups like Uber - digital, user-friendly, agile -
Hyperlocal services. Neighbourhoods crowdfund their public sector organisations transform from big, all-in-
own needs. Services like higher education partially one giants to small, flexible, purpose-driven entities.
Pay-as-you-go systems for public services, which Small direct payments using mobile payment apps, for
helps to balance demand and provision. Fuel tax use of public services, e.g. parks, hospitals.
Global citizens, using sharing economy, locate

themselves anywhere in the world
Population aging pushes healthcare & pension Aging population. Longer lifespans, higher IQ,
spending up 4.4% of GDP by 2030. 13% of the world restoration of hearing and vision etc, all pose
Decline of the working age population impacts
economic policy.
By 2030 China and India will account for 35% of world
population
Urbanisation and city growth creates megacities - Slums continue to grow - providing infrastructure and
near-autonomous hubs where initatives can be tested. amenities to poverty-stricken urban areas become
The streets will speak, literally. Offering information
and services.
Architecture and ecology blend to bring eco-design
principles to densely populated urban spaces,
Drones routinely used for policing, geographical UAVs used in search & rescue, to deliver medicines &
surveys, maritime patrol, etc provide internet access in remote locations, to guide
Political parties campaign on effectiveness. Tackling Govt investment in connectivity tech to encourage
and reforming the bureacracy becomes a priority flexible working arrangements, e.g. telecommuting, to
Globalisation of the economy = greater risk for Global levels of public net debt are set to reach 98%
international-scale financial catastrophes. National of GDP by 2035. Reducing debt becomes a priority to
Government workforce expanded to include Re-learning Economy. National competitiveness relies
partnership talent, borrowed talent, freelance talent, on ability to continually retrain workers to keep up with
Expanding middle class. 60% of the global population
are middle class, up from 27% in 2009. Knowledge
Universal Basic Income. As robotics and automation
replace jobs, nations experiment with giving their
Bitcoin-based charities creating trust through smart

contracts and online reputation systems and allowing
Tipping Point. Developing countries account for 57% Economic power and wealth moves from west to east,
of global GDP. shifting global politics.
Innovating to zero, e.g. 'zero defects', becomes
common goal.
Anybody can invent new products & have them made Second industrial revolution - mass customization,
to order at their local 3D printing hub. reduced cost of labour, increasing intellectual property
New data-breach prevention laws mandate tighter and

more expensive stewardship of citizen and
As threats easily transcend national borders, Formal global communication channels established to
emerging cyber security threats call for international address emerging cyber threats.
Next generation, ultra fast wireless mobile 50% of global population have internet by 2030, up
connections make communication radically more from 34% in 2012.
Blockchain acts a bulkwalk against cybercrime. Hospitals and other healthcare organizations create
Decentralized, distributed systems creates more centralized and secure blockchain databases, storing
Connecting objects with infrastructure (e.g. cars and
roads) drastically reduce traffic accidents and deaths.
The release and sharing of data across all

governments and industries becomes
The capacity of all emergent, next generation tech is
carefully and quickly assessed as a priority by
AI Assistants. Chatbots & digital assistants interact

with job candidates, identify and score video
Intelligent, learning machines mimick human thought
process. Used to automate administrative tasks,
Security cameras conduct marketing research on
passing consumers. Healthcare scanners help
AI will be used for answering complex questions: AI
systems will read millions of pages, and understand
Computers converse fluently in natural language.
Assist citizens to do the same via their mobile
Home robots help elders with everyday tasks, predict 800 million global workers are replaced by robots by
when they need to use the toilet, detect falls & more. 2030.
Passive climate control systems, innovative The sharing economy meets renewables, propelling
water/sewage treatment flows, green building the growth of community solar, crowd-funding, and
Adaptive GAction. Policy on climate change switches Government regulations shift from 'informing
from ineffective top-down system of IPCC initiatives to a & advising' to between
'banning & penalizing'.
Food prices predicted to double between 2010 and 40% global gap water supply and demand by
2030 2030
Almost all meat-based foods replaced by high tech
plant formulations, mimicking the taste, smell, and
2050 beyond
Operational shortcomings addressed using tech and
citizen input. One online space for all services, and
Demarchy: rulers are randomly chosen from a pool of Government allows cities a more active & empowered
selected decision-makers. Term coined by role - more funding & more authority.
Cyberocracy: emphasises symbolic, cultural,
psychological aspects of policymaking. Information
Noocracy: government of the wise, global brain,
'syntellect', hive-mind. Stems from Plato's
Cloud States. Extra-territorial initiatives, cross-border
connectivity. State boundaries blurred & dissolve as
Radical transparency becomes the law
Public Service EcoSystem. Police and other

authorities treated _x0003_like any other service
Operational shortcomings addressed using tech and
citizen input. One online space for all services, and
Major cities will increase in population by 20.6% as

urbanisation continues (by contrast, non-cities
Aged Population. Majority of the adult population now Gerontocracy: The ageing population wields all the
_x0003_over 65 has substantial effect power, the young live as outsiders.
Seasteading: autonomous modular city states floating

on oceans.
Cost of living lowered, crime reduced 30-40%, first
responders arrive 2-17mins faster, commute times cut
Green roofs, living walls, elevated walkways and
cycleways, vertical gardening and aquaponics, semi-
Reputation Economy. Ebay style ratings of workers &
employers _x0003_creates a technology-mediated
Driverless vehicles unbiquitous. High-value real estate
currently used for parking freed up for other uses.
Hypersonic aircrafts commonplace, but for the super- Increasing manned and unmanned aerial vehicle
wealthy only. traffic creates difficult and expensive scenarios for
By 2050, Hyperloops - supersonic vehicles fired down

enormous vaccum tubes - maybe a widespread form
Futarchy: policies tied up with market speculation. Alternatives to GDP take hold. Holistic yardsticks for
When the market estimate of welfare is higher for national progress, e.g. sustainability, health, inclusion,
Talent recognised as vital for national success.

International borders lowered and remodelled to
China and India account for 25% of global GDP

additive manufacturing, 3D printing of low-cost
housing and artifical limbs
Blockchain reduced bureaucracy increases security,

efficiency and transparency in government. Welfare
Machine learning + geonomics results in highly

individualized medical treatments.
A full-scale “grid independence” could be underway Renewables as competitive as fossil fuels.

with smart- and micro-grids able to store and
"Growth within limits" is the inward developmental Businesses cannot operate unless they are
mindset necessary to reduce our ecological footprint. sustainable at their core.
Military-led responses to natural disasters become the
norm.
Carbon capture, land weathering, ocean fertisilation -

massive, costly bio-engineering projects implemented
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indicator ISO Country population surface area GINI index
source code
FAO World Bank Data (Km2)
CIA World Factbook CIA World Factbook
URL https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2172rank.html
http://www.fao.org/countryprofiles/iso3list/en/
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2147.h
notes inequality in the
distribution of
data year 2018 2,018 2018 varies by country
Afghanistan AFG 36,000,000 652,230 -
Albania ALB 2,900,000 27,398 29.0
Algeria DZA 41,000,000 2,381,740 35.3
Andorra AND 77,000 468 -
Angola AGO 30,000,000 1,246,700 42.7
Antigua & Barbuda ATG 102,000 443 -
Argentina ARG 44,000,000 2,736,690 41.7
Armenia ARM 3,000,000 28,203 31.5
Australia AUS 25,000,000 7,682,300 30.3
Austria AUT 9,000,000 82,445 30.5
Azerbaijan AZE 10,000,000 82,629 33.7
Bahamas BHS 400,000 10,010 -
Bahrain BHR 1,300,000 760 -
Bangladesh BGD 165,000,000 130,170 32.1
Barbados BRB 300,000 430 -
Belarus BLR 10,000,000 202,900 26.5
Belgium BEL 11,000,000 30,278 25.9
Belize BLZ 400,000 22,806 -
Benin BEN 11,000,000 110,622 36.5
Bhutan BTN 800,000 38,394 38.8
Bolivia BOL 11,000,000 1,083,301 47.0
Bosnia and Herzegovina BIH 3,900,000 51,187 33.8
Botswana BWA 2,200,000 566,730 60.5
Brazil BRA 209,000,000 8,358,140 49.0
Brunei BRN 400,000 5,265 -
Bulgaria BGR 7,000,000 108,489 40.2
Burkina Faso BFA 19,000,000 273,800 39.5
Burundi BDI 11,000,000 25,680 42.4
Cabo Verde CPV 500,000 4,033 -
Cambodia KHM 16,000,000 176,515 37.9
Cameroon CMR 24,000,000 472,710 44.6
Canada CAN 37,000,000 9,093,507 32.1
Central African Republic CAF 4,900,000 622,984 43.6
Chad TCD 15,000,000 1,259,200 43.3
Chile CHL 18,000,000 743,812 50.5
China CHN 1,386,000,000 9,326,410 46.5
Colombia COL 49,000,000 1,038,700 51.1
Comoros COM 800,000 2,235 55.9
Congo (Dem. Rep.) COD 81,000,000 2,267,048 42.1
Congo (Rep.) COG 4,500,000 341,500 48.9
Costa Rica CRI 4,900,000 51,060 48.5
Cote d'Ivoire CIV 24,000,000 318,003 41.5
Croatia HRV 4,200,000 55,974 30.8
Cuba CUB 11,000,000 109,820 -
Cyprus CYP 800,000 9,241 34.8
Czech Republic CZE 11,000,000 77,247 -
Denmark DNK 6,000,000 42,434 29.0
Djibouti DJI 1,000,000 23,180 40.9
Dominica DMA 100,000 751 -
Dominican Republic DOM 11,000,000 48,320 47.1
Ecuador ECU 17,000,000 276,841 45.9
Egypt EGY 98,000,000 995,450 31.8
El Salvador SLV 6,000,000 20,721 36.0
Equatorial Guinea GNQ 800,000 28,051 -
Eritrea ERI 5,000,000 101,000 -
Estonia EST 1,300,000 42,388 34.8
Eswatini SWZ 1,100,000 17,204 50.4
Ethiopia ETH 105,000,000 1,000,000 33.0
Fiji FJI 900,000 18,274 -
Finland FIN 6,000,000 303,815 27.2
France FRA 67,000,000 549,970 29.3
Gabon GAB 1,900,000 257,667 42.2
Gambia, The GMB 2,100,000 10,120 50.2
Georgia GEO 3,700,000 69,700 40.1
Germany DEU 83,000,000 348,672 27.0
Ghana GHA 29,000,000 227,533 42.3
Greece GRC 11,000,000 130,647 36.7
Grenada GRD 108,000 344 -
Guatemala GTM 17,000,000 107,159 53.0
Guinea GIN 13,000,000 245,717 39.4
Guinea-Bissau GNB 1,700,000 28,120 -
Guyana GUY 800,000 196,849 44.6
Haiti HTI 11,000,000 27,560 60.8
Honduras HND 9,000,000 111,890 47.1
Hungary HUN 10,000,000 89,608 28.2
Iceland ISL 300,000 100,250 28.0
India IND 1,339,000,000 2,973,193 35.2
Indonesia IDN 264,000,000 1,811,569 36.8
Iran IRN 81,000,000 1,531,595 44.5
Iraq IRQ 38,000,000 437,367 -
Ireland IRL 4,700,000 68,883 31.3
Israel ISR 9,000,000 20,330 42.8
Italy ITA 61,000,000 294,140 31.9
Jamaica JAM 2,800,000 10,831 35.0
Japan JPN 127,000,000 364,485 37.9
Jordan JOR 10,000,000 88,802 39.7
Kazakhstan KAZ 18,000,000 2,699,700 26.3
Kenya KEN 50,000,000 569,140 48.5
Kiribati KIR 100,000 811 -
Korea (Dem. People’s Rep.) PRK 25,000,000 120,408 -
Korea (Rep.) KOR 51,000,000 96,920 35.7
Kosovo - 1,900,000 10,887 23.2
Kuwait KWT 4,200,000 17,818 -
Kyrgyzstan KGZ 6,000,000 191,801 33.4
Laos LAO 7,000,000 230,800 36.7
Latvia LVA 2,000,000 62,249 34.5
Lebanon LBN 4,600,000 10,230 -
Lesotho LSO 1,900,000 30,355 63.2
Liberia LBR 4,400,000 96,320 32.0
Libya LBY 6,000,000 1,759,540 -
Liechtenstein LIE 38,000 160 -
Lithuania LTU 2,900,000 62,680 37.9
Luxembourg LUX 600,000 2,586 30.4
Macedonia MKD 2,100,000 25,433 33.7
Madagascar MDG 26,000,000 581,540 41.0
Malawi MWI 19,000,000 94,080 46.1
Malaysia MYS 32,000,000 328,657 46.2
Maldives MDV 400,000 298 38.4
Mali MLI 19,000,000 1,220,190 40.1
Malta MLT 400,000 316 28.1
Marshall Islands MHL 53,000 181 -
Mauritania MRT 3,800,000 1,030,700 37.0
Mauritius MUS 1,300,000 2,030 35.9
Mexico MEX 129,000,000 1,943,945 48.2
Micronesia FSM 100,000 702 61.1
Moldova MDA 3,600,000 32,891 26.8
Monaco MCO 39,000 2 -
Mongolia MNG 3,000,000 1,553,556 34.0
Montenegro MNE 600,000 13,452 31.9
Morocco MAR 36,000,000 446,300 40.9
Mozambique MOZ 30,000,000 786,380 45.6
Myanmar MMR 53,000,000 676,575 -
Namibia NAM 2,300,000 823,290 59.7
Nauru NRU 14,000 21 -
Nepal NPL 29,000,000 143,351 32.8
Netherlands NLD 17,000,000 33,893 30.3
New Zealand NZL 4,700,000 264,537 36.2
Nicaragua NIC 6,000,000 119,990 47.1
Niger NER 21,000,000 1,266,700 34.0
Nigeria NGA 191,000,000 910,768 48.8
Norway NOR 5,000,000 304,282 26.8
Oman OMN 4,000,000 309,500 -
Pakistan PAK 197,000,000 770,875 30.7
Palau PLW 22,000 459 -
Panama PAN 4,000,000 74,340 50.7
Papua New Guinea PNG 8,000,000 452,860 50.9
Paraguay PRY 7,000,000 397,302 51.7
Peru PER 32,000,000 1,279,996 45.3
Philippines PHL 105,000,000 298,170 44.4
Poland POL 38,000,000 304,255 30.8
Portugal PRT 10,000,000 91,470 33.9
Qatar QAT 2,600,000 11,586 -
Romania ROU 20,000,000 229,891 27.3
Russia RUS 144,000,000 16,377,742 41.2
Rwanda RWA 12,000,000 24,668 50.4
Saint Kitts and Nevis KNA 55,000 261 -
Saint Lucia LCA 200,000 606 -
Saint Vincent and the GrenaVCT 100,000 389 -
Samoa WSM 200,000 2,821 -
San Marino SMR 33,000 61 -
Sao Tome and Principe STP 200,000 964 30.8
Saudi Arabia SAU 33,000,000 2,149,690 45.9
Senegal SEN 16,000,000 192,530 40.3
Serbia SRB 7,000,000 77,474 38.7
Seychelles SYC 100,000 455 -
Sierra Leone SLE 8,000,000 71,620 34.0
Singapore SGP 6,000,000 709 45.9
Slovakia SVK 5,000,000 48,105 23.7
Slovenia SVN 2,100,000 20,151 24.4
Solomon Islands SLB 600,000 27,986 -
Somalia SOM 15,000,000 627,337 -
South Africa ZAF 57,000,000 1,214,470 62.5
South Sudan SSD 13,000,000 644,329 46.0
Spain ESP 47,000,000 498,980 35.9
Sri Lanka LKA 21,000,000 64,630 39.2
Sudan SDN 41,000,000 1,861,484 -
Suriname SUR 600,000 156,000 -
Sweden SWE 10,000,000 410,335 24.9
Switzerland CHE 8,000,000 39,997 29.5
Syria SYR 18,000,000 183,630 -
Taiwan TWN 24,000,000 32,260 33.6
Tajikistan TJK 9,000,000 141,510 32.6
Tanzania TZA 57,000,000 885,800 37.6
Thailand THA 69,000,000 510,890 44.5
Timor-Leste TLS 1,200,000 14,874 31.9
Togo TGO 8,000,000 54,385 46.0
Tonga TON 100,000 717 -
Trinidad and Tobago TTO 1,400,000 5,128 -
Tunisia TUN 12,000,000 155,360 40.0
Turkey TUR 81,000,000 769,632 40.2
Turkmenistan TKM 6,000,000 469,930 40.8
Tuvalu TUV 11,000 26 -
Uganda UGA 43,000,000 197,100 39.5
Ukraine UKR 45,000,000 579,330 25.5
United Arab Emirates ARE 9,000,000 83,600 -
United Kingdom GBR 66,000,000 241,930 32.4
United States USA 326,000,000 9,147,593 45.0
Uruguay URY 3,500,000 175,015 41.6
Uzbekistan UZB 32,000,000 425,400 36.8
Vanuatu VUT 300,000 12,189 -
Venezuela VEN 32,000,000 882,050 39.0
Vietnam VNM 96,000,000 310,070 34.8
Yemen YEM 28,000,000 527,968 37.9
Zambia ZMB 17,000,000 743,398 57.5
Zimbabwe ZWE 17,000,000 386,847 43.2
happy planet human world sustainable GDP GDP per capita
Happy Planetindex
Index development happiness
UNDPd Happiness Report Bostoneconomic
Consulting Grou (billions PPP) Heritage Foundatio
Heritage Founda (PPP)
http://happyplanetindex.org/
http://hdr.undp.org/en/data#
http://worldhappiness.report/ed/2018/ https://www.bcg.com/en-gb/publications/interactives/seda-2018-guide.aspx
https://www.heritage.org/index/explore
https://www.heritage.org/index/explor
well being + life healthy life + polled inhabitants an assessment
expectancy + knowledge + rate their quality of based on 40
2016 2017 2017 2018 2018 2018
20.2 0.498 2.66 - 64.1 1,919
36.8 0.785 4.64 53.10 34.2 11,840
33.3 0.754 5.25 45.80 612.5 15,027
- 0.858 - - - -
- 0.581 - 28.40 187.3 6,844
- 0.780 - - - -
35.2 0.825 6.04 57.30 874.1 20,048
25.7 0.755 4.29 51.70 25.8 8,621
21.2 0.939 7.26 78.90 1187.3 48,899
30.5 0.908 7.29 80.30 417.2 48,005
- 0.757 5.15 51.1 165.5 17,439
- 0.807 - 60.40 9.0 24,555
- 0.846 6.23 63.90 66.9 50,704
38.4 0.608 4.31 35.30 628.4 3,891
- 0.800 - 60.80 4.8 17,100
21.7 0.808 5.55 59.90 171.0 18,000
23.7 0.916 6.93 77.50 509.5 45,047
33.8 0.708 - 48.50 3.1 8,220
13.4 0.515 4.85 34.50 23.6 2,119
28.6 0.612 - 47.70 6.5 8,227
23.3 0.693 5.65 44.80 78.7 7,219
25.3 0.768 5.09 50.20 42.2 10,958
16.6 0.717 3.50 44.10 36.7 17,042
34.3 0.759 6.33 51.60 3141.3 15,242
- 0.853 - 72.50 32.5 76,884
20.4 0.813 - 59.90 144.6 20,327
17.9 0.423 4.65 33.40 32.8 1,782
15.6 0.417 - 28.30 7.9 814
- 0.654 - - 3.5 6,662
25.6 0.582 4.59 38.50 59.0 3,737
16.7 0.556 5.07 32.10 76.9 3,249
23.9 0.926 - 76.90 1682.4 46,437
- 0.367 3.48 16.10 3.2 652
12.8 0.404 4.56 20.40 29.0 2,445
31.7 0.843 6.32 62.60 438.8 24,113
25.7 0.752 5.10 50.80 21291.8 15,399
40.7 0.843 6.16 49.10 688.8 14,130
23.1 0.752 - - 1.3 1,529
- 0.457 4.31 24.8 65.0 773
18.8 0.606 4.88 32.7 29.8 6,676
44.7 0.794 7.23 58.90 80.7 16,436
14.4 0.794 5.04 30.50 87.8 3,609
30.2 0.831 5.34 64.50 95.1 22,795
- 0.777 - - 142.0 12,390
30.7 0.869 6.06 65.9 29.7 34,970
27.3 0.888 6.79 71.1 350.7 33,232
32.7 0.929 7.59 82 273.9 47,985
16.4 0.476 - - 3.3 3,370
- 0.715 - - 0.8 11,375
30.3 0.736 5.61 48.1 161.8 16,050
37.0 0.752 5.84 48.1 183.6 11,109
23.8 0.696 3.93 43.1 1132.4 12,554
35.6 0.674 6.34 47.2 54.8 8,909
- 0.591 - - 31.7 38,639
- 0.440 - - 9.2 1,410
17.9 0.871 5.94 70.8 38.5 29,313
15.5 0.588 - - 11.1 9,776
26.7 0.463 4.18 32.3 177.5 1,946
- 0.741 - 49 8.3 9,268
31.3 0.920 7.79 81.3 231.4 42,165
30.4 0.901 6.64 73.9 2733.7 42,314
17.5 0.702 4.78 40.9 35.9 19,057
- 0.460 - - 3.4 1,667
31.1 0.780 4.45 55.40 37.2 10,044
29.8 0.936 7.07 79.6 3980.3 48,111
21.4 0.592 5.48 40.2 121.7 4,412
23.6 0.870 5.15 64.1 289.4 26,669
- 0.772 - - - -
34.2 0.650 6.33 42.5 131.7 7,899
- 0.459 4.87 28.3 16.0 1,265
- 0.455 - - 2.9 1,730
- 0.654 - 42.8 6.0 7,873
28.6 0.498 3.82 24.2 19.4 1,784
27.2 0.617 6.02 41.9 43.2 5,272
26.4 0.838 6.07 66.1 270.3 27,482
31.1 0.935 7.48 83.7 16.5 49,136
29.2 0.640 4.05 40 8662.4 6,616
35.7 0.694 5.10 46.4 3032.1 11,720
24.0 0.798 4.72 48.00 1454.5 18,078
26.5 0.685 4.46 37.00 647.2 17,944
30.0 0.938 7.06 80.30 324.9 69,231
28.8 0.903 7.33 66.50 300.6 35,179
28.1 0.880 6.20 69.10 2234.5 36,833
36.9 0.732 5.89 49.70 25.4 8,976
28.3 0.909 5.91 75.20 5237.8 41,275
- 0.735 4.81 48.70 85.6 12,278
19.1 0.800 5.88 57.70 451.3 25,145
24.2 0.590 4.48 35.40 152.8 3,361
- 0.612 - - 0.2 1,823
- - - - 15.1 -
24.8 0.903 5.87 - 1934.0 37,740
- - 6.15 - 18.4 9,600
- 0.803 6.09 65.70 303.7 71,887
33.1 0.672 5.63 45.40 21.5 3,521
- 0.601 4.62 37.80 40.9 5,710
17.1 0.847 6.09 66.10 50.6 25,710
21.9 0.757 5.15 44.80 85.2 18,525
16.7 0.520 - 29.50 7.0 3,601
22.2 0.435 4.42 30.60 3.8 855
- 0.706 5.65 - 55.4 8,679
- 0.916 - - 6.1 160,526
21.0 0.858 6.27 67.4 86.1 29,972
13.2 0.904 7.06 83.20 59.9 104,003
23.4 - 5.23 52.50 30.3 14,597
- 0.519 4.08 31.10 37.5 1,505
22.1 0.477 3.42 32.50 21.1 1,135
30.3 0.802 - 59.80 863.3 27,267
- 0.717 - - 5.5 15,553
- 0.427 4.74 29.70 38.1 2,266
29.0 0.878 6.68 68.80 17.3 39,834
- 0.708 - - - -
18.0 0.520 4.68 28.90 16.4 4,328
27.4 0.790 6.17 60.20 25.9 20,422
40.7 0.774 6.41 49.1 2315.7 18,938
- 0.627 - - 0.3 3,234
- 0.700 5.33 48.7 18.9 5,328
- - - - - -
14.3 0.741 5.33 50.6 37.0 12,275
25.1 0.814 5.61 - 10.4 16,643
32.7 0.667 5.31 45.8 281.8 8,330
23.7 0.437 4.28 26.70 34.9 1,215
24.7 0.578 4.15 37.00 304.7 5,832
21.6 0.647 4.44 39.10 26.0 11,290
- - - - - -
30.5 0.574 4.74 41.70 71.5 2,479
35.3 0.931 7.46 80.30 869.4 51,049
31.3 0.917 7.33 78.60 177.0 37,294
38.7 0.658 6.48 43.50 33.6 5,452
16.8 0.354 4.62 - 20.1 1,107
22.2 0.532 5.32 26.50 1091.2 5,942
36.8 0.953 7.58 85.30 364.4 69,250
21.1 0.821 - 62.10 184.8 46,698
31.5 0.562 5.83 27.90 988.2 5,106
- 0.798 - - - -
39.5 0.789 6.57 54.5 92.9 23,024
- 0.544 - - 28.0 3,541
23.3 0.702 - 46.20 64.4 9,396
34.6 0.750 5.71 49.30 406.2 12,903
35.0 0.699 5.59 44.50 805.2 7,728
27.5 0.865 6.20 67.70 1054.1 27,764
24.8 0.847 5.71 70.80 298.7 28,933
- 0.856 - 70.80 329.2 127,660
28.8 0.811 6.09 60.00 441.6 22,348
18.7 0.816 5.58 57.00 3799.7 26,490
19.6 0.524 - 38.00 22.8 1,977
- 0.778 - - - -
- 0.747 - - 2.1 11,783
- 0.723 - - 1.2 11,271
- 0.713 - - 1.1 5,553
- - - - - -
- 0.589 - - 0.6 3,072
- 0.853 6.29 62.60 1750.9 55,158
21.9 0.505 4.68 38.40 39.7 2,577
29.0 0.787 5.12 54.90 101.8 14,493
- 0.797 - 59.10 2.6 27,602
15.3 0.419 4.09 32.90 10.8 1,672
- 0.932 6.38 81.80 492.6 87,855
28.2 0.855 6.37 67.40 170.1 31,339
24.6 0.896 6.17 72.60 66.2 32,085
- 0.546 - - 1.2 1,973
- - - - 5.9 -
15.9 0.699 4.51 38.5 739.4 13,225
- 0.388 2.82 - 1686.9 36,416
36.0 0.891 6.23 71.80 260.6 12,262
33.8 0.770 4.33 49.30 176.1 4,447
- 0.502 - 26.50 7.9 13,988
25.4 0.720 - 52.70 498.1 49,836
28.0 0.933 7.29 81.90 496.0 59,561
34.3 0.944 7.47 83.80 21.0 -
19.1 0.536 - - 1132.1 48,095
- - 6.36 - 26.0 3,008
34.2 0.650 5.83 41.30 149.8 3,080
22.1 0.538 3.35 36.00 1164.9 16,888
37.3 0.755 5.94 52.40 - -
- 0.625 - - 5.0 4,187
13.2 0.503 4.36 34.9 11.6 1,550
- 0.726 - - 0.6 5,387
15.7 0.784 6.19 58.70 43.6 31,870
26.2 0.735 4.12 49.30 130.6 11,634
26.4 0.791 5.61 53.30 1988.3 24,912
14.6 0.706 5.23 - 95.5 17,485
- - - - - -
19.4 0.516 4.00 30.90 85.0 2,068
26.4 0.751 4.31 52.50 353.0 8,305
- 0.863 7.04 70.40 668.9 67,871
31.9 0.922 7.10 74.60 2785.6 42,481
20.7 0.924 6.99 76.00 18569.1 57,436
36.1 0.804 6.34 64.20 74.9 21,527
29.1 0.710 6.42 43.10 205.7 6,563
40.6 0.603 - - 0.7 2,631
33.6 0.761 - 43.10 427.0 13,761
40.3 0.694 5.18 50.80 595.5 6,429
22.8 0.452 3.25 23.90 69.2 2,375
25.2 0.588 3.93 33.20 64.9 3,880
22.1 0.535 3.64 29.70 28.6 1,970
GDP growth health health education education school life
(annual %) World
expenditure
Bank expenditure
World Bank Worldexpenditure
Bank expenditure CIA World
our calcs expectancy
Factbook
Heritage Founda
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS
https://data.world https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SE.XPD.TOTL.GD.ZS?view=chart
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/th
(current (current USD per average male &
international $) capita) female, primary to
2018 2015 2015 2014 2,014 latest year
1.5 10.3 184 3.8 24 11
2.6 6.8 774 - - 16
3.7 7.1 1,031 - - 14
- 12.0 5,949 3.0 - -
3 2.9 196 - - 10
- 4.8 1,105 - - 14
1.2 2.9 1,390 5.4 657 17
3 10.1 883 2.2 90 13
2.5 9.4 4,492 5.2 3,236 20
0.9 10.3 5,138 5.4 2,817 16
1.1 6.7 1,191 2.6 208 13
0.5 7.4 1,699 - - -
3.2 5.2 2,453 2.5 616 -
6.4 2.6 88 - - 10
0.5 7.5 1,234 6.2 1,013 15
-3.9 6.1 1,085 4.8 401 16
1.4 10.5 4,782 6.6 3,124 20
1.5 6.2 524 6.5 314 13
5.2 4.0 84 4.3 41 12
7.7 3.5 287 5.9 148 13
4.8 6.4 446 7.3 228 -
2.8 9.4 1,102 - - 14
-0.3 6.0 970 - - 13
-3.8 8.9 1,392 5.9 715 15
-0.2 2.6 2,083 3.4 1,393 15
3 8.2 1,492 - - 15
4 5.4 96 4.6 32 8
-4.1 8.2 64 - - 11
1.8 4.9 310 5.0 175 13
6.9 6.0 210 1.9 21 11
5.9 5.1 163 - - 12
1.2 10.4 4,600 - - -
4.3 4.8 32 - - 7
1.8 4.6 100 - - 7
2.1 8.1 1,903 4.7 699 16
6.9 5.3 762 - - 14
3.1 6.2 853 4.7 369 14
1 8.0 121 4.9 41 11
7.7 4.3 34 - - 9
2.5 3.4 203 - - 11
3.7 8.1 1,286 6.9 729 15
8.6 5.4 190 4.6 72 9
1.6 7.4 1,656 - - 15
4.3 - - - - 14
1.6 6.8 2,137 - - 15
4.2 7.3 2,470 - - 17
1.2 10.3 5,083 - - 19
6.5 4.4 147 - - 6
-4.3 5.4 586 - - -
7 6.2 873 - - 13
0 6.8 980 - - 15
4.2 7.3 495 - - 13
2.4 10.3 578 3.4 124 13
-12.2 4.4 790 - - -
4.8 5.4 56 - - 5
1.1 6.2 1,887 - - 16
1.7 7.0 - - - 11
10.2 4.0 66 - - 8
4.3 3.6 331 - - -
0.4 9.4 3,669 7.2 3,570 19
1.1 11.1 4,542 5.5 2,373 16
4 2.7 481 - - -
4.4 6.6 - - - 9
2.8 7.9 718 - - 15
1.5 11.2 5,357 4.9 2,369 17
3.5 5.9 249 6.2 89 12
-0.2 8.4 2,204 - - 18
- 5.0 677 - - 17
4 5.7 444 2.9 108 11
0.1 4.5 57 2.4 18 9
4.8 6.9 100 - - -
3 4.5 336 - - 10
1 6.9 120 - - -
3.6 7.6 353 - - 11
2.9 7.2 1,912 4.6 658 15
4 8.6 4,116 - - 20
7.3 3.9 238 - - 12
4.8 3.3 369 3.3 115 13
0 7.6 1,262 2.8 155 15
2.4 3.4 481 - - -
7.8 7.8 5,335 - - 19
2.6 7.4 2,819 5.7 2,154 16
0.8 9.0 3,351 4.1 1,443 16
1.1 5.9 511 6.0 292 -
0.5 10.9 4,405 3.6 1,368 15
2.5 6.3 568 - - 13
1.2 3.9 903 - - 15
5.6 5.2 157 5.3 70 11
4.2 7.6 152 - - 12
1 - - - - 11
2.6 7.4 - 5.1 1,406 17
3.3 - - - - -
0.9 4.0 2,978 - - 13
3.5 8.2 287 5.5 71 13
7 2.8 - 2.9 59 11
2.7 5.8 1,429 5.3 828 16
1 7.4 1,117 - - 11
2.5 8.4 251 - - 11
0 15.2 128 - - -
-6.4 - - - - -
1.2 - - - - 15
1.6 6.5 1,875 4.5 742 17
4.5 6.0 6,382 4.0 4,762 14
3.7 6.1 857 - - 13
3 5.2 77 - - 11
3 9.3 108 4.8 17 11
5 4.0 1,064 5.2 583 13
1.9 11.5 1,514 3.5 314 -
6.1 5.8 118 3.6 31 8
6.3 9.6 3,471 7.2 1,874 15
- 22.1 863 - - -
1.9 4.6 177 - - 9
3.4 5.5 1,099 4.9 499 15
2.5 5.9 1,009 5.3 564 13
-0.2 13.1 458 - - -
-1.1 10.2 515 7.5 168 12
- 2.0 3,407 1.0 - -
2.3 3.9 470 4.7 197 15
4.1 6.0 957 - - 15
4.5 5.5 435 - - 12
6.3 5.4 64 - - 10
7 4.9 267 - - -
4.5 8.9 942 - - -
- 4.8 1,064 - - 9
3.4 6.1 151 4.0 28 12
1.9 10.7 5,313 5.5 2,884 18
3.4 9.3 3,530 6.4 2,832 19
4.5 7.8 406 - - -
4 7.2 68 6.7 29 5
2.7 3.6 215 - - 9
1.6 10.0 6,222 7.7 7,466 18
4.1 2.7 1,636 - - 14
4.2 2.7 134 2.5 32 8
- 10.6 1,611 - - 17
5.8 7.0 1,543 - - 13
9 3.8 99 - - -
3 7.8 724 - - 12
3.3 5.3 671 3.7 240 13
5.8 4.4 323 - - 13
3.6 6.3 1,704 4.9 705 16
1.5 9.0 2,661 5.1 1,131 17
3.3 2.7 3,900 3.6 3,131 13
3.7 10.6 1,090 3.1 313 15
-3.7 7.0 1,414 - - 15
6.9 3.8 143 - - 11
- 5.6 1,443 - - -
1.6 6.0 681 4.3 381 -
1.6 4.2 470 - - -
1.7 7.8 336 - - -
- 5.3 3,675 - - 15
4 4.4 308 3.7 68 13
3.4 6.3 3,121 - - 16
6.5 9.0 97 7.4 78 9
0.7 9.4 1,324 4.2 259 15
4.4 3.4 867 - - 14
-21.5 18.3 256 2.7 19 -
2 4.3 3,681 - - 13
3.6 6.9 2,062 4.2 788 15
2.9 8.5 2,734 5.3 1,281 17
3.3 8.0 173 - - -
3.7 - - - - -
1.3 8.2 1,086 6.0 389 13
3.2 2.5 71 1.7 22 -
5.2 9.2 3,183 4.3 1,268 18
3.5 3.0 353 1.9 74 14
0.1 6.3 277 - - 7
4.1 6.5 1,017 - - -
0.9 11.0 5,299 7.7 4,546 18
-4.8 12.1 7,583 5.1 4,375 16
0.7 - - - - 9
3 6.9 - - - -
7 6.1 193 - - 11
2.8 3.8 96 3.5 32 8
- 3.1 610 - - 16
4.3 3.1 141 - - 13
5.3 6.6 96 4.9 30 12
2.6 5.9 324 - - -
-1.8 6.0 2,204 - - -
0.8 6.7 774 - - 15
3.8 4.1 996 4.4 530 16
6.5 6.3 1,004 - - 11
- 15.0 523 - - -
5 7.3 139 2.3 16 10
-9.9 6.1 469 5.9 173 15
3.9 3.5 2,426 - - -
2.2 9.9 4,145 5.7 2,664 18
2.4 16.8 9,536 5.0 2,729 17
1.5 9.2 1,748 - - 16
8 6.2 383 - - 12
-0.8 3.5 106 4.9 3 -
-5.7 3.2 579 - - 14
6.7 5.7 334 - - -
-28.1 6.0 144 - - -
3.6 5.4 203 - - -
1.5 10.3 182 7.5 78 10
unemployment government government political rights civil liberties political
(%) Heritage
spending score Heritage
Foundatio expenditure (%
Foundation Freedomscore
House Freedomscore stability &
House World Bank
Heritage Founda
https://freedomhouse.org/content/freedom-world-data-and-resources
https://freedomhouse.org/content/freedom-world-data-and-resources
https://www.heritage.org/index/explore http://info.worldbank.org/governance/
Burden of gov out of 7 out of 7 Likelihood of
spending on the (higher = better) (higher = better) political instability
2018 2018 2018 2017 2017 2017
8.5 79.3 26.30 5 6 -2.78
16.3 72.7 30.10 3 3 0.4
11.2 45.9 42.50 6 5 -0.96
- - - 1 1 1.45
6.6 69.1 32.10 6 6 -0.29
- - - 2 2 0.76
6.6 55.6 38.50 2 2 0.18
16.8 80 25.80 5 4 -0.71
5.7 61.2 36.00 1 1 0.9
6.1 19.4 51.80 1 1 1.04
5.1 59.4 36.80 7 6 -0.76
15.3 82.9 23.80 1 1 1
1.3 66.4 33.40 7 6 -0.95
4.1 94.2 13.90 4 4 -1.25
11.4 39.3 45.00 1 1 0.98
0.5 47.9 41.70 6 6 0.03
8.3 12.1 54.10 1 1 0.42
11 65.5 33.90 1 2 0.05
1 85.6 21.90 2 2 0.05
2.4 72.2 30.50 3 4 1.13
3.7 46.5 42.20 3 3 -0.3
25.8 41.5 44.10 4 4 -0.38
18.4 63.4 34.90 3 2 1.03
11.5 50.7 40.50 2 2 -0.41
2 57.7 37.50 6 5 1.19
8 60.5 36.30 2 2 0.37
3 83.7 23.30 4 3 -0.92
1.6 78.6 26.70 7 6 -1.97
10.5 71.5 30.80 1 1 0.9
0.3 86.5 21.20 6 5 0.17
4.5 86.1 21.60 6 6 -1.08
7.1 52.3 39.90 1 1 1.11
6.9 94.6 13.40 7 7 -1.94
5.8 90.5 17.70 7 6 -1.34
6.6 81.3 25.00 1 1 0.38
4.6 71.6 30.70 7 6 -0.25
9.9 74.4 29.20 3 3 -0.79
20 77.8 27.20 3 4 0.03
3.6 94.8 13.20 7 6 -2.3
11.2 33.4 47.10 7 5 -0.53
9 88.9 19.30 1 1 0.51
9.3 84.6 22.60 4 4 -1.09
13.5 32.5 47.40 1 2 0.75
2.9 0 62.40 7 6 0.69
11.7 52.9 39.60 1 1 0.6
4 48.6 41.40 1 1 1.02
6.1 10.6 54.60 1 1 0.87
6.6 27.2 49.30 6 5 -0.71
- 64.8 34.20 1 1 1.04
14.4 90.6 17.70 3 3 0.16
5.4 52.5 39.80 3 3 -0.1
12 65.1 34.10 6 6 -1.42
6.3 86.3 21.30 2 3 -0.25
7.3 61 36.10 7 7 -0.15
7.3 75.6 28.50 7 7 -0.66
6.9 52.6 39.80 1 1 0.66
25.3 65.2 34.10 7 6 -0.3
5.7 90.6 17.70 7 6 -1.69
7.9 68.2 32.60 3 3 0.79
9 2.3 57.10 1 1 1.07
10 2.7 57.00 1 2 0.21
18.5 84.6 22.60 7 5 -0.09
29.7 74 29.40 4 5 -
11.6 73.3 29.80 3 3 -0.37
4.3 41.3 44.20 1 1 0.58
5.8 79 26.50 1 2 0.09
23.9 20.9 51.30 2 2 -0.13
- - - 1 2 1.03
2.4 95.3 12.50 4 4 -0.57
6.8 80.6 25.40 5 5 -0.61
6.5 85.6 21.90 5 5 -0.6
11.4 70.8 31.20 2 3 -0.04
13.2 85.6 21.90 5 5 -0.7
6.3 76.6 27.90 4 4 -0.55
5.2 29.4 48.50 3 2 0.81
3.8 44.2 43.10 1 1 1.37
3.5 77.7 27.30 2 3 -0.83
5.6 90.7 17.60 2 4 -0.51
11.3 91.1 17.20 6 6 -0.93
16 45.4 42.70 5 6 -2.33
8.1 69.6 31.90 1 1 1.02
5.6 51.8 40.10 1 3 -0.88
11.5 24.1 50.30 1 1 0.24
13.3 77.2 27.60 2 3 0.25
3.1 54.1 39.10 1 1 1.12
13.2 69.4 32.00 5 5 -0.53
5.2 85.3 22.20 7 5 0.02
11 77.5 27.40 4 4 -1.08
- 0 117.60 1 1 0.9
4.3 0 - 7 7 -0.48
3.7 68.8 32.30 2 2 0.29
- 77.9 27.10 3 4 -0.21
2.4 20.5 51.50 5 5 -0.04
7.7 58.2 37.30 5 5 -0.43
1.5 79.3 26.30 7 6 0.43
9.9 59 37.00 2 2 0.46
6.8 78.2 26.90 6 4 -1.59
27.4 23.8 50.40 3 3 -0.25
4 59.4 36.80 3 3 -0.41
19.2 0 92.90 7 6 -2.33
2.4 - - 2 1 1.5
9.2 63.9 34.70 1 1 0.78
5.9 48.5 41.40 1 1 1.34
26.7 70.3 31.50 4 3 -0.25
2.1 92.9 15.40 3 4 -0.33
6.7 70.7 31.30 3 3 -0.27
3.3 81.3 24.90 4 4 0.16
3.2 45.5 42.60 5 5 0.26
8.1 85.3 22.20 5 4 -1.91
5.3 51 40.40 1 1 1.27
- - - 1 1 0.2
11.7 72.8 30.10 6 5 -0.62
7.8 80.7 25.40 1 2 0.99
4 78.1 27.00 3 3 -0.65
- 7.4 55.60 1 1 1.2
5 56.7 38.00 3 3 -0.24
- - - 3 1 1.65
6.7 57.1 37.80 1 2 0.82
17.5 35.7 46.30 3 3 0.01
10 70.5 31.40 5 5 -0.41
24.4 60.7 36.20 4 4 -0.98
0.8 84.7 22.60 5 5 -1.08
25.6 50.4 40.70 2 2 0.65
- - - 2 2 0.57
3.2 87.6 20.30 3 4 -0.66
6.2 39.1 45.00 1 1 0.92
5.2 49.5 41.00 1 1 1.59
5.9 80 25.80 5 4 -0.05
2.6 72.9 30.10 4 4 -1.3
5 96.3 11.00 3 5 -1.94
4.8 29.2 48.60 1 1 1.15
17.5 25 50.00 6 5 0.74
5.9 88.2 19.80 4 5 -2.4
- - - 1 1 0.94
5.8 84.1 23.10 2 2 0.39
2.5 82 24.50 3 3 -0.58
5.4 82.2 24.40 3 3 0.12
4.9 85.6 21.90 2 3 -0.26
5.9 89.3 18.90 3 3 -1.24
6.2 47.8 41.70 1 2 0.52
11.2 29.8 48.40 1 1 1.08
0.2 60.2 36.40 6 5 0.55
6.4 66.9 33.20 2 2 0.06
5.7 62.5 35.30 7 6 -0.67
2.5 77.7 27.20 6 6 0.04
- - - 1 1 0.64
19.8 72.4 30.30 1 1 1.15
19.3 72.7 30.10 1 1 0.9
7.2 55.1 38.70 2 2 1.2
- - - 1 1 0.94
13.6 69.5 31.90 2 2 0.22
5.5 52 40.00 7 7 -0.62
9.5 72.7 30.20 2 2 -0.04
16.5 40.6 44.50 3 2 0.1
- 63 35.10 3 3 0.68
3 89.8 18.40 3 3 0.03
1.8 90.6 17.70 4 4 1.59
10 44.3 43.10 1 1 0.88
8.7 31.2 47.90 1 1 0.89
31.4 35.6 46.30 3 2 0.21
6.6 - - 7 7 -2.33
25.9 68.1 32.60 2 2 -0.27
19.4 42.8 43.70 7 7 -2.46
5 89.3 18.90 1 1 0.27
13.3 95.3 12.50 3 4 -0.06
10 76.4 28.10 7 7 -2.01
7.1 23.2 50.60 2 2 0.14
4.6 65.4 34.00 1 1 0.98
14.3 - - 1 1 1.21
4 90.4 17.80 7 7 -2.63
10.8 71.4 30.90 1 1 0.89
2.6 89.8 18.50 7 6 -0.67
0.6 85.5 22.00 4 4 -0.58
- - - 6 5 -0.76
4 30.9 48.00 2 3 0.03
6.8 73.3 29.80 4 4 -0.74
4.9 68.7 32.30 2 2 0.79
3.9 54.4 39.00 2 2 0.29
14.8 75.5 28.60 2 3 -1.05
10.3 68.1 32.60 5 6 -1.8
8.6 92.2 16.10 7 7 -0.15
- - - 1 1 1.27
2.3 90.9 17.40 6 4 -0.56
8.9 45 42.80 3 3 -1.89
3.7 70.9 31.20 7 6 0.63
4.8 44.4 43.00 1 1 0.26
4.9 56.5 38.10 2 1 0.3
8.2 68.6 32.40 1 1 1.06
8.9 65.5 33.90 7 7 -0.28
5.4 78.5 26.80 2 2 0.71
6.9 57.3 37.70 6 5 -1.18
2.2 74 29.40 7 5 0.31
17.1 80.9 25.20 7 6 -2.96
7.5 80.2 25.70 4 4 0.11
5.1 72 30.60 6 5 -0.77
government regulatory rule of law control of judicial government
effectiveness
World Bank World Bankquality World Bank corruption Heritage
World Bank effectiveness integrity
Foundatio Heritage score
Foundatio
http://info.worldbank.org/governance/wgi/#home
Quality of public level of policies to quality of rule of judicial Public trust +
services, civil support private law + likelihood of independence + transparency +
2017 2017 2017 2017 2018 2018
-1.3 -1.3 -1.570 -1.52 28.20 26.20
0.1 0.2 -0.400 -0.42 25.40 39.90
-0.6 -1.2 -0.860 -0.61 35.20 29.00
1.9 1.2 1.600 1.24 - -
-1.0 -1.0 -1.100 -1.41 25.40 18.90
0.0 0.3 0.440 0.24 - -
0.2 -0.3 -0.250 -0.26 44.50 32.60
-0.1 0.3 -0.160 -0.56 47.40 40.50
1.5 1.9 1.680 1.80 93.40 77.40
1.5 1.4 1.810 1.53 80.90 73.50
-0.2 -0.3 -0.560 -0.88 36.80 39.90
0.6 0.1 0.190 1.17 53.50 50.90
0.2 0.4 0.450 -0.14 55.10 51.80
-0.7 -0.8 -0.670 -0.83 32.60 21.20
0.8 0.5 0.660 1.42 54.40 53.80
-0.4 -0.7 -0.820 -0.26 57.30 42.00
1.2 1.2 1.340 1.50 69.50 70.90
-0.6 -0.5 -0.960 -0.27 53.50 34.70
-0.6 -0.5 -0.620 -0.55 31.30 30.20
0.6 -0.3 0.630 1.57 51.60 50.90
-0.4 -0.9 -1.210 -0.66 11.40 23.10
-0.5 -0.2 -0.210 -0.52 43.70 28.40
0.4 0.5 0.510 0.80 54.70 56.60
-0.3 -0.1 -0.280 -0.53 55.50 31.40
1.1 0.7 0.650 0.71 57.10 45.40
0.3 0.6 -0.040 -0.16 42.50 38.20
-0.6 -0.4 -0.400 -0.11 47.10 31.80
-1.3 -0.8 -1.400 -1.28 21.70 26.20
0.2 -0.2 0.410 0.84 52.00 42.80
-0.7 -0.5 -1.060 -1.29 24.50 17.70
-0.8 -0.8 -1.020 -1.18 29.40 23.40
1.9 1.9 1.800 1.92 77.10 78.30
-1.8 -1.5 -1.730 -1.17 28.20 24.60
-1.5 -1.2 -1.300 -1.43 24.10 23.10
0.9 1.3 1.010 1.04 63.40 61.20
0.4 -0.2 -0.260 -0.27 65.40 47.30
-0.1 0.3 -0.360 -0.37 36.40 33.40
-1.6 -1.0 -1.050 -0.68 28.20 27.50
-1.6 -1.5 -1.690 -1.42 23.90 27.30
-1.2 -1.3 -1.100 -1.33 28.20 24.60
0.3 0.5 0.450 0.47 57.80 51.80
-0.7 -0.4 -0.630 -0.52 44.20 36.60
0.6 0.4 0.330 0.19 56.50 40.50
-0.2 -1.3 -0.430 0.27 10.00 38.10
0.9 1.0 0.880 0.78 56.70 41.30
1.0 1.2 1.120 0.57 57.90 51.10
1.8 1.6 1.860 2.19 83.60 84.10
-1.0 -0.6 -0.910 -0.64 13.80 29.00
-0.3 0.1 0.650 0.65 69.20 49.90
-0.4 -0.1 -0.420 -0.74 23.10 26.20
-0.3 -1.0 -0.700 -0.60 23.30 30.20
-0.6 -0.9 -0.530 -0.54 52.50 32.20
-0.4 -0.2 -0.860 -0.51 35.40 25.20
-1.4 -1.4 -1.490 -1.83 17.60 26.20
-1.7 -2.2 -1.560 -1.20 13.80 23.40
1.1 1.6 1.280 1.24 83.90 75.70
-0.6 -0.6 -0.290 -0.30 35.30 26.90
-0.7 -1.0 -0.450 -0.56 37.60 37.70
0.1 -0.2 -0.250 0.36 47.10 34.80
1.9 1.8 2.030 2.22 82.70 89.80
1.4 1.2 1.440 1.26 72.70 65.10
-0.9 -0.8 -0.680 -0.81 27.80 33.40
- - - - 38.80 36.80
0.6 1.1 0.330 0.74 64.20 61.80
1.7 1.8 1.610 1.84 78.00 75.30
-0.1 -0.1 0.130 -0.23 43.70 32.90
0.3 0.2 0.080 -0.14 59.00 37.90
-0.2 -0.1 0.440 0.48 - -
-0.6 -0.3 -1.060 -0.74 33.10 27.30
-1.0 -0.8 -1.230 -1.01 28.20 26.90
-1.8 -1.2 -1.440 -1.56 53.50 27.30
-0.3 -0.4 -0.290 -0.51 42.50 34.80
-2.1 -1.3 -1.090 -1.24 42.50 24.60
-0.5 -0.4 -1.050 -0.72 34.50 28.20
0.5 0.7 0.530 0.09 57.10 36.40
1.5 1.4 1.610 1.84 72.60 77.30
0.1 -0.3 0.000 -0.24 54.30 47.20
0.0 -0.1 -0.350 -0.25 45.20 42.80
-0.2 -1.2 -0.680 -0.81 35.30 32.60
-1.3 -1.2 -1.640 -1.37 11.40 23.40
1.3 1.6 1.430 1.55 79.00 79.00
1.4 1.3 1.020 0.83 83.10 61.20
0.5 0.7 0.320 0.19 60.90 40.10
0.5 0.1 -0.160 -0.17 56.60 39.40
1.6 1.4 1.570 1.52 73.20 79.20
0.1 0.1 0.260 1.17 57.30 51.90
0.0 0.2 -0.410 0.26 58.10 44.60
-0.3 -0.2 -0.410 -0.82 44.00 27.50
-0.3 -0.8 0.530 -0.96 35.30 37.90
-1.7 -2.3 -1.710 0.39 5.00 25.20
1.1 1.1 1.160 -1.48 63.70 49.90
-0.4 -0.1 -0.420 0.48 59.00 45.40
-0.2 -0.1 0.100 -0.50 53.50 36.60
-0.7 -0.4 -0.930 -0.33 22.10 29.40
-0.4 -0.7 -0.880 -1.05 41.40 33.10
0.9 1.2 0.930 -0.94 58.90 45.40
-0.5 -0.3 -0.820 0.54 33.60 20.20
-0.9 -0.3 -0.270 -1.00 52.70 32.90
-1.4 -1.0 -0.970 -0.03 42.40 32.00
-1.8 -2.2 -1.780 -0.69 22.10 23.10
1.8 1.5 1.670 -1.59 - -
1.0 1.2 0.990 2.06 66.70 50.90
1.7 1.7 1.740 0.55 77.90 79.00
0.1 0.5 -0.240 1.99 57.00 47.40
-1.1 -0.7 -0.860 -1.05 21.40 17.80
-0.7 -0.8 -0.370 -0.65 47.10 28.90
0.8 0.7 0.410 0.03 65.20 54.80
-0.5 -0.4 -0.620 -0.79 38.80 36.60
-0.9 -0.6 -0.780 -0.63 32.40 31.40
1.0 1.3 1.140 0.74 62.80 49.90
-1.6 -1.0 0.140 0.00 - -
-0.7 -0.8 -0.600 -0.75 17.60 28.90
0.9 1.0 0.680 0.20 69.60 52.10
0.0 0.2 -0.570 -0.93 39.00 26.90
0.1 -1.0 0.010 0.75 25.40 38.80
-0.5 0.0 -0.410 -0.80 26.30 26.60
- - - - - -
-0.3 -0.1 -0.300 -0.45 30.90 34.80
0.2 0.3 0.010 -0.09 51.30 38.10
-0.2 -0.2 -0.170 -0.13 44.30 41.30
-0.9 -0.7 -1.010 -0.86 36.30 28.20
-1.1 -0.8 -0.950 -0.56 17.60 28.20
0.2 -0.2 0.240 0.32 54.20 45.40
-0.4 -1.1 -0.730 -0.47 - -
-0.9 -0.7 -0.680 -0.75 36.20 24.60
1.9 2.1 1.830 1.87 74.10 86.00
1.8 2.1 1.920 2.24 88.40 95.70
-0.6 -0.7 -0.640 -0.87 19.00 24.20
-0.7 -0.7 -0.680 -0.65 32.60 30.40
-1.0 -0.9 -0.870 -1.07 39.60 14.40
2.0 1.8 2.020 2.24 86.00 93.60
0.2 0.4 0.430 0.25 57.40 51.50
-0.6 -0.6 -0.720 -0.78 34.00 27.30
-0.2 -0.6 0.280 -0.47 - -
0.0 0.4 0.040 -0.54 29.40 38.80
-0.7 -0.7 -0.820 -0.90 55.10 33.10
-0.8 -0.2 -0.650 -0.72 28.20 28.30
-0.1 0.4 -0.500 -0.50 33.50 36.60
-0.1 0.0 -0.410 -0.48 38.20 34.40
0.6 0.9 0.470 0.73 56.60 50.90
1.3 0.9 1.130 0.87 70.10 56.80
0.7 0.4 0.720 0.73 59.80 71.60
-0.2 0.5 0.390 -0.03 59.70 40.00
-0.1 -0.5 -0.790 -0.89 46.90 38.10
0.3 0.2 0.130 0.63 79.60 61.20
0.6 0.6 0.530 0.51 - -
0.3 0.3 0.600 0.59 69.20 50.90
0.3 0.3 0.430 0.72 69.20 51.50
0.6 -0.1 0.870 0.66 38.80 40.10
- - - - - -
-0.8 -0.8 -0.680 0.14 28.20 39.40
0.3 0.0 0.100 0.36 60.20 49.90
-0.3 -0.2 -0.150 -0.09 40.40 42.60
0.2 0.0 -0.190 -0.37 48.20 36.50
0.4 -0.2 0.100 0.68 38.80 38.80
-1.2 -0.9 -0.79 -0.59 29.60 22.00
2.2 2.1 1.820 2.13 90.90 91.20
0.8 0.8 0.570 0.22 38.80 38.20
1.2 0.6 1.020 0.81 57.70 52.10
-1.0 -0.8 -0.210 0.11 57.30 36.80
-2.2 -2.3 -2.310 -1.72 25.40 17.80
0.3 0.2 -0.010 -0.01 65.90 45.40
-2.5 -1.9 -1.940 -1.71 62.00 51.50
1.0 0.9 1.010 0.49 52.00 30.70
-0.2 -0.1 0.060 -0.45 21.40 21.20
-1.4 -0.6 -1.110 -1.54 21.40 39.90
-0.6 -0.5 -0.150 -0.17 88.20 92.90
1.8 1.8 1.940 2.14 82.10 82.80
2.1 1.9 1.930 1.99 22.10 23.10
-1.8 -1.8 -2.090 -1.56 69.20 70.90
1.27 1.37 1.140 0.96 50.30 38.20
-1.1 -1.1 -1.350 -1.33 34.70 31.80
-0.6 -0.6 -0.450 -0.48 45.30 34.70
0.4 0.1 0.040 -0.39 - -
-1.0 -0.7 -1.170 -0.54 13.80 32.00
-1.1 -0.8 -0.710 -0.71 28.20 31.40
-0.2 -0.4 0.310 -0.16 25.40 40.50
0.3 0.0 -0.110 -0.36 49.80 33.10
-0.1 -0.4 0.070 -0.11 41.70 36.80
0.1 0.0 -0.250 -0.19 54.50 42.00
-1.2 -2.0 -1.490 -1.48 5.00 27.30
-0.7 -0.8 0.560 0.06 - -
-0.6 -0.2 -0.300 -1.04 40.30 28.30
-0.5 -0.3 -0.710 -0.78 29.50 29.00
1.4 1.0 0.800 1.13 83.40 77.30
1.4 1.7 1.680 1.84 93.80 79.00
1.6 1.6 1.640 1.38 76.90 71.90
0.4 0.7 0.590 1.29 67.00 71.60
-0.6 -1.3 -1.110 -1.16 35.30 24.20
-0.9 -0.3 0.490 0.01 47.10 75.40
-1.4 -2.0 -2.260 -1.36 13.80 7.50
0.0 -0.4 0.070 -0.58 36.30 30.40
-1.9 -1.5 -1.750 -1.59 16.60 21.20
-0.6 -0.5 -0.330 -0.54 40.60 36.30
-1.2 -1.6 -1.380 -1.27 33.00 18.90
property rights tax burden overall financial women MPs (%
score Heritage Foundatio
Heritage Foundatio score Heritageeconomic freedom
Foundatio Heritage score World Bank
Foundatio of all MPs)
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SG.GEN.PARL.ZS
How freely can Individual tax rate Level of gov
inhabitants acquire + corporate tax regulation of
2018 2018 2017 2018 2017
17.90 91.80 51.30 10.00 27.7
54.10 85.10 64.50 70.00 27.9
27.80 74.00 44.70 30.00 25.8
- - - - 32.1
36.00 82.40 48.60 40.00 38.2
- - - - 11.1
40.80 65.70 52.30 60.00 38.9
55.30 84.70 68.70 70.00 18.1
78.70 63.00 80.90 90.00 28.7
83.50 49.90 71.80 70.00 30.6
53.60 87.50 64.30 60.00 16.8
46.50 96.50 63.30 60.00 12.8
62.10 99.90 67.70 80.00 7.5
32.40 72.70 55.10 30.00 20.3
51.40 74.00 57.00 60.00 16.7
53.50 89.80 58.10 10.00 34.5
81.20 44.00 67.50 70.00 38.0
42.10 80.00 57.10 50.00 9.4
35.50 67.40 56.70 50.00 7.2
60.90 83.00 61.80 30.00 8.5
19.00 85.70 44.10 40.00 53.1
39.50 83.50 61.40 60.00 21.4
57.70 76.10 69.90 70.00 9.5
55.80 70.60 51.40 50.00 10.7
56.60 85.60 64.20 50.00 9.1
63.60 90.90 68.30 60.00 23.8
42.10 80.60 60.00 40.00 11.0
17.60 71.00 50.90 30.00 36.4
42.10 74.00 60.00 60.00 23.6
36.00 89.80 58.70 50.00 20.3
40.60 73.70 51.90 50.00 31.1
87.50 76.70 77.70 80.00 26.3
17.90 64.60 49.20 30.00 8.6
25.10 44.80 49.30 40.00 12.8
67.90 78.00 75.20 70.00 15.8
46.70 70.40 57.80 20.00 24.2
60.70 80.30 68.90 70.00 18.7
36.70 59.70 56.20 30.00 6.1
24.10 73.20 52.10 20.00 8.9
32.40 60.80 38.90 30.00 11.3
54.80 79.30 65.60 50.00 35.1
39.40 76.40 62.00 50.00 10.6
65.90 66.00 61.00 60.00 18.5
29.70 49.00 31.90 10.00 48.9
71.20 75.20 67.80 60.00 17.9
73.00 82.90 74.20 80.00 20.0
84.80 41.40 76.60 80.00 37.4
19.00 69.80 45.10 50.00 10.8
48.60 72.90 64.50 30.00 25.0
51.70 84.60 61.60 40.00 26.8
36.70 79.40 48.50 40.00 38.0
32.70 84.20 53.40 50.00 14.9
37.30 78.90 63.20 60.00 32.1
29.80 69.60 42.00 30.00 24.0
35.50 79.90 41.70 20.00 22.0
80.40 80.70 78.80 80.00 26.7
55.30 74.80 55.90 40.00 6.2
31.10 76.50 52.80 20.00 38.8
68.30 81.40 62.00 50.00 16.0
89.00 66.50 74.10 80.00 42.0
84.00 47.30 63.90 70.00 39.0
29.90 74.30 58.00 40.00 17.1
34.40 71.90 52.30 50.00 10.3
62.80 87.00 76.20 60.00 16.0
81.00 61.30 74.20 70.00 37.0
48.90 83.50 56.00 60.00 12.7
52.30 60.40 57.30 40.00 18.3
- - - - 33.3
40.40 79.20 63.40 50.00 12.7
32.40 65.90 52.20 40.00 21.9
31.10 86.40 56.90 30.00 13.7
42.10 68.40 58.70 30.00 31.9
25.10 80.10 55.80 30.00 2.5
44.30 82.80 60.60 60.00 25.8
57.60 78.60 66.70 70.00 10.1
86.70 72.10 77.00 70.00 47.6
55.40 79.40 54.50 40.00 11.8
49.30 83.70 64.20 60.00 19.8
32.50 81.00 50.90 10.00 5.9
36.70 - - - 25.3
87.70 76.10 80.40 70.00 22.2
78.20 60.90 72.20 70.00 27.5
71.20 55.20 62.50 50.00 31.0
60.90 80.00 69.10 50.00 17.5
86.00 67.40 72.30 60.00 9.3
57.60 92.40 64.90 60.00 15.4
56.00 92.60 69.10 50.00 27.1
47.90 78.50 54.70 50.00 21.8
45.00 72.40 50.80 30.00 6.5
29.80 0.00 5.80 0.00 16.3
79.40 73.30 73.80 70.00 17.0
52.30 93.20 66.60 30.00 -
52.00 97.70 62.20 60.00 3.1
50.20 93.80 62.80 50.00 19.2
34.10 86.70 53.60 20.00 27.5
68.30 84.00 73.60 60.00 16.0
39.70 91.90 53.20 50.00 3.1
49.40 48.20 53.90 40.00 22.9
28.20 77.50 50.90 20.00 12.3
5.20 90.50 - - 16.0
- - - 80.00 12.0
73.80 86.40 75.30 70.00 21.3
82.70 65.10 76.40 80.00 28.3
64.80 91.60 71.30 60.00 34.2
33.20 90.30 56.80 50.00 19.2
33.10 76.90 52.00 50.00 16.7
83.80 85.60 74.50 50.00 10.4
45.00 94.30 51.10 30.00 5.9
31.90 68.10 57.60 40.00 8.8
68.10 64.70 68.50 60.00 11.9
- - - - 9.1
23.90 75.90 54.00 40.00 25.2
68.70 91.00 75.10 70.00 11.6
58.60 75.70 64.80 60.00 42.6
5.20 93.20 52.30 30.00 0.0
53.50 85.30 58.40 50.00 22.8
- - - - 20.8
51.00 88.40 55.70 60.00 17.1
54.20 85.20 64.30 50.00 23.5
53.80 70.50 61.90 70.00 20.5
35.40 70.60 46.30 50.00 39.6
32.50 86.30 53.90 20.00 10.2
56.60 63.00 58.50 40.00 41.3
- - - - 10.5
37.50 84.20 54.10 30.00 29.6
87.90 52.50 76.20 80.00 36.0
95.10 70.50 84.20 80.00 34.2
29.80 77.20 58.90 50.00 45.7
37.40 73.30 49.50 40.00 17.0
38.00 84.40 58.50 40.00 5.6
86.40 56.40 74.30 60.00 39.6
59.50 98.50 61.00 60.00 1.2
36.00 78.50 54.40 40.00 20.6
- - - - 12.5
60.90 85.00 67.00 70.00 18.3
38.00 71.10 55.70 30.00 0.0
38.30 96.10 62.10 60.00 13.8
56.90 80.60 68.70 60.00 27.7
45.00 78.90 65.00 60.00 29.5
61.80 75.90 68.50 70.00 28.0
69.20 59.80 63.40 60.00 34.8
70.30 99.60 72.60 60.00 0.0
61.00 87.30 69.40 50.00 20.7
48.70 85.80 58.20 30.00 15.8
69.80 75.80 69.10 40.00 61.3
- - - - 13.3
67.90 75.50 67.60 40.00 16.7
36.70 72.70 67.70 40.00 13.0
53.10 79.90 61.50 30.00 10.0
- - - - 26.7
38.00 82.00 53.60 30.00 18.2
53.10 99.70 59.60 50.00 19.9
41.30 68.50 55.70 40.00 41.8
46.20 83.50 62.50 50.00 34.4
60.70 73.40 61.60 30.00 21.2
33.60 79.90 51.80 20.00 12.4
98.40 90.40 88.80 80.00 23.0
68.20 78.90 65.30 70.00 20.0
76.60 58.70 64.80 50.00 36.7
49.40 65.50 57.50 30.00 2.0
33.10 - - - 24.4
67.70 62.50 63.00 50.00 42.0
73.10 62.00 65.10 70.00 28.5
46.50 84.90 57.80 40.00 39.1
27.80 85.90 49.40 20.00 5.8
39.70 71.40 48.10 30.00 30.5
92.60 43.90 76.30 80.00 25.5
84.20 70.50 81.70 90.00 43.6
36.70 - - - 32.5
84.30 76.10 76.60 60.00 13.2
46.80 91.80 58.30 30.00 -
38.00 79.80 59.90 50.00 19.0
48.60 81.30 67.10 60.00 36.4
- - - - 4.8
29.90 97.40 48.10 20.00 32.3
32.70 64.30 47.80 30.00 17.6
62.10 85.40 63.10 20.00 3.8
54.90 83.50 57.70 50.00 31.0
49.40 73.00 58.90 30.00 31.3
54.70 74.70 65.40 60.00 14.6
29.80 95.90 47.10 10.00 25.8
- - - - 6.7
43.50 73.00 62.00 40.00 34.3
41.00 80.20 51.90 30.00 12.3
76.30 98.40 77.60 60.00 22.5
92.20 65.20 78.00 80.00 32.0
79.30 65.10 75.70 80.00 19.4
69.30 78.00 69.20 30.00 20.2
48.70 91.00 51.50 10.00 16.0
67.90 97.00 69.50 40.00 0.0
5.20 72.50 25.20 10.00 22.2
46.40 79.70 53.10 40.00 26.7
17.90 - - - 0.0
46.00 72.10 54.30 50.00 18.0
27.60 61.10 44.00 10.00 32.6
g/indicator/SG.GEN.PARL.ZS
indicator population GDP GDP GDP per km2
source Heritage Foundatio Heritage Foundatio Heritage Foundatio Heritage Foundatio

URL https://www.heritage.org/index/explore
notes (billions, PPP) per capita (PPP) (PPP)
data year 2018 2018 2,018 2,018
Albania 2,900,000 34.20 11,840 1,248,266
Armenia 3,000,000 25.80 8,621 914,796
Bahamas 400,000 9.00 24,555 899,101
Bahrain 1,300,000 66.90 50,704 88,026,316
Barbados 300,000 4.80 17,100 11,162,791
Belize 400,000 3.10 8,220 135,929
Bhutan 800,000 6.50 8,227 169,297
Bosnia and Herzegovina 3,900,000 42.20 10,958 824,428
Botswana 2,200,000 36.70 17,042 64,757
Brunei Darussalam 400,000 32.50 76,884 6,172,840
Cabo Verde 500,000 3.50 6,662 867,840
Central African Republic 4,900,000 3.20 652 5,137
Comoros 800,000 1.30 1,529 581,655
Congo, Republic of 4,500,000 29.80 6,676 87,262
Costa Rica 4,900,000 80.70 16,436 1,580,494
Croatia 4,200,000 95.10 22,795 1,699,003
Cyprus 800,000 29.70 34,970 3,213,938
Djibouti 1,000,000 3.30 3,370 142,364
Dominica 100,000 0.80 11,375 1,065,246
Equatorial Guinea 800,000 31.70 38,639 1,130,084
Estonia 1,300,000 38.50 29,313 908,276
Eswatini 1,100,000 11.10 9,776 645,199
Fiji 900,000 8.30 9,268 454,197
Gabon 1,900,000 35.90 19,057 139,327
Gambia 2,100,000 3.40 1,667 335,968
Georgia 3,700,000 37.20 10,044 533,716
Guinea-Bissau 1,700,000 2.90 1,730 103,129
Guyana 800,000 6.00 7,873 30,480
Iceland 300,000 16.50 49,136 164,589
Ireland 4,700,000 324.90 69,231 4,716,694
Jamaica 2,800,000 25.40 8,976 2,345,120
Kiribati 100,000 0.20 1,823 246,609
Kosovo 1,900,000 18.40 9,600 1,690,089
Kuwait 4,200,000 303.70 71,887 17,044,562
Latvia 2,000,000 50.60 25,710 812,864
Lebanon 4,600,000 85.20 18,525 8,328,446
Lesotho 1,900,000 7.00 3,601 230,605
Liberia 4,400,000 3.80 855 39,452
Lithuania 2,900,000 86.10 29,972 1,373,644
Luxembourg 600,000 59.90 104,003 23,163,186
Macedonia 2,100,000 30.30 14,597 1,191,366
Maldives 400,000 5.50 15,553 18,456,376
Malta 400,000 17.30 39,834 54,746,835
Mauritania 3,800,000 16.40 4,328 15,912
Mauritius 1,300,000 25.90 20,422 12,758,621
Micronesia 100,000 0.30 3,234 427,350
Moldova 3,600,000 18.90 5,328 574,625
Mongolia 3,000,000 37.00 12,275 23,816
Montenegro 600,000 10.40 16,643 773,119
Namibia 2,300,000 26.00 11,290 31,581
New Zealand 4,700,000 177.00 37,294 669,094
Oman 4,000,000 184.80 46,698 597,092
Panama 4,000,000 92.90 23,024 1,249,664
Qatar 2,600,000 329.20 127,660 28,413,603
Saint Lucia 200,000 2.10 11,783 3,465,347
Saint Vincent and the Grenadi 100,000 1.20 11,271 3,084,833
Samoa 200,000 1.10 5,553 389,933
São Tomé and Príncipe 200,000 0.60 3,072 622,407
Seychelles 100,000 2.60 27,602 5,714,286
Slovenia 2,100,000 66.20 32,085 3,285,197
Solomon Islands 600,000 1.20 1,973 42,879
Suriname 600,000 7.90 13,988 50,641
Timor-Leste 1,200,000 5.00 4,187 336,157
Tonga 100,000 0.60 5,387 836,820
Trinidad and Tobago 1,400,000 43.60 31,870 8,502,340
Uruguay 3,500,000 74.90 21,527 427,963
Vanuatu 300,000 0.70 2,631 57,429
land area (sq km) population total foreign-born % foreign-born population living population living
density population population abroad (diaspora) abroad
CIA World FactbookWorld Bank UN UN UN UN
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2147.html#af
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.POP.DNST
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/data/estimates2/estimates15.shtml
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/data/estimates2/estima
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/da
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/pop
(people per sq km land area) %
2018 2017 2,015 2015 2015 2015
27,398 105 57,616 3.10 1122910 27.94
28,203 103 191,199 10.60 937299 23.70
10,010 39 59,306 16.30 40095 9.35
760 1936 704,137 54.70 55964 4.00
430 664 34,475 11.30 98464 26.16
22,806 16 53,860 15.00 59884 14.29
38,394 21 51,106 6.70 44190 5.40
51,187 68 34,803 0.60 1650772 30.23
566,730 4 160,644 7.20 58346 2.51
5,265 81 102,733 49.30 46237 9.85
4,033 136 14,924 3.00 165732 24.00
622,984 7 81,598 2.90 440745 8.17
2,235 437 12,555 1.70 116516 12.74
341,500 15 392,996 9.70 220501 4.56
51,060 96 421,697 8.70 133185 2.70
55,974 74 576,883 17.60 865147 16.95
9,241 128 196,167 18.20 177185 13.20
23,180 41 112,351 14.20 15927 1.76
751 99 6,720 8.90 69817 49.11
28,051 45 10,825 1.30 81029 8.75
42,388 31 202,348 16.40 198042 13.11
17,204 79 31,579 2.00 95671 6.92
18,274 50 13,751 2.50 204934 18.65
257,667 8 268,384 23.60 63209 3.53
10,120 208 192,540 8.80 89639 4.31
69,700 65 168,802 4.40 838430 17.33
28,120 66 22,333 1.10 101828 5.67
196,849 4 15,384 1.70 460286 37.03
100,250 3 37,522 10.70 38496 10.46
68,883 70 746,260 15.90 882022 15.83
10,831 267 23,167 1.30 1067455 27.61
811 144 3,153 2.60 4717 4.33
10,887 168 - - - -
17,818 232 2,866,136 70.00 187871 4.20
62,249 31 263,126 13.80 337678 14.63
10,230 595 1,997,776 33.30 798140 11.96
30,355 74 6,572 0.10 363763 14.56
96,320 49 113,779 5.30 276630 5.79
62,680 45 136,036 4.90 544120 15.90
2,586 231 249,325 43.30 61058 9.72
25,433 83 130,730 6.60 516024 19.89
298 1454 94,086 24.40 2844 0.82
316 1454 41,442 8.00 103392 18.83
1,030,700 4 138,162 2.30 119334 2.85
2,030 623 28,585 3.60 168255 11.77
702 151 2,756 2.60 19798 15.72
32,891 124 142,904 11.20 888610 17.92
1,553,556 2 17,620 0.60 59266 1.96
13,452 46 82,541 8.20 138356 18.11
823,290 3 93,888 2.20 145852 5.60
264,537 18 1,039,736 25.10 802335 15.00
309,500 15 1,844,978 30.60 21333 0.27
74,340 55 184,710 4.70 142706 3.50
11,586 227 1,687,640 73.80 25681 0.69
606 293 12,771 6.70 55414 23.18
389 282 4,577 9.40 60424 36.97
2,821 69 4,929 3.00 113139 36.68
964 213 2,394 3.30 35833 15.83
455 208 12,791 13.00 11772 11.34
20,151 103 235,966 11.30 140490 6.36
27,986 22 2,585 1.40 3833 0.65
156,000 4 46,836 7.50 267800 30.38
14,874 87 10,834 1.00 37311 3.01
717 150 5,731 4.80 56524 35.42
5,128 267 49,883 2.40 363332 20.89
175,015 20 71,799 2.30 346976 9.18
12,189 23 3,187 1.30 8583 3.40
happy planet world happiness human health education
index report score development expenditure expenditure
Happy Planet IndexWorld Happiness ReUNDP World Bank our calcs
http://happyplanetindex.org/
http://worldhappiness.report/ed/2018/
http://hdr.undp.org/en/data#
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.CHEX.PP.CD
per capita (current i current US$ per capita
2016 2017 2017 2015
20.2 4.64 0.785 774 -
25.7 4.29 0.755 883 89.77
- - 0.807 1699 -
- 6.23 0.846 2453 616.5
- - 0.800 1234 1013.0
33.8 - 0.708 524 313.7
28.6 - 0.612 287 147.9
25.3 5.09 0.768 1102 227.6
16.6 3.50 0.717 970 -
- - 0.853 2083 1392.6
- - 0.654 310 175.2
- 3.48 0.367 32 -
23.1 - 0.752 121 41.5
18.8 4.88 0.606 203 -
44.7 7.23 0.794 1286 729.2
30.2 5.34 0.831 1656 -
30.7 6.06 0.869 2137 -
16.4 - 0.476 147 -
- - 0.715 586 -
- - 0.591 790 -
17.9 5.94 0.871 1887 -
15.5 - 0.588 --
- - 0.741 331 -
17.5 4.78 0.702 481 -
- - 0.460 --
31.1 4.45 0.780 718 -
- - 0.455 100 -
- - 0.654 336 -
31.1 7.48 0.935 4116 -
30.0 7.06 0.938 5335 -
36.9 5.89 0.732 511 292.4
- - 0.612 152 -
- 6.15 - --
- 6.09 0.803 2978 -
17.1 6.09 0.847 1429 828.1
21.9 5.15 0.757 1117 -
16.7 - 0.520 251 -
22.2 4.42 0.435 128 -
21.0 6.27 0.858 1875 742.1
13.2 7.06 0.904 6382 4762.3
23.4 5.23 - 857 -
- - 0.717 1514 314.3
29.0 6.68 0.878 3471 1874.2
18.0 4.68 0.520 177 -
27.4 6.17 0.790 1099 499.3
- - 0.627 458 -
- 5.33 0.700 515 167.6
14.3 5.33 0.741 470 197.2
25.1 5.61 0.814 957 -
21.6 4.44 0.647 942 -
31.3 7.33 0.917 3530 2831.9
21.1 - 0.821 1636 -
39.5 6.57 0.789 1543 -
- - 0.856 3900 3131.3
- - 0.747 681 381.4
- - 0.723 470 -
- - 0.713 336 -
- - 0.589 308 68.4
- - 0.797 867 -
24.6 6.17 0.896 2734 1281.4
- - 0.546 173 -
25.4 - 0.720 1017 -
- - 0.625 141 -
- - 0.726 324 -
15.7 6.19 0.784 2204 -
36.1 6.34 0.804 1748 -
40.6 - 0.603 106 2.6

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Welcome to the datasets for the World Data Visualization Prize design challenge

The Future of Government https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

What Makes a "Good" Government? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

Small Countries are Beautiful https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11LhOlwsloUuA49

Contact us at informationisbeautiful@gmail.com if you have any questions

ant metrics & data from reputable sources

rdependencies, overlaps between items.

trasting variables that reveal something interested?

ment? That's fine. Let's see it.

Consumerised public services Public Services 15 innovation

Global migration Demographics 838,000 development

Megacities Transport & 2,130,000 development

Post-GDP Economics 11,300 development

Industrial Sector changes Industry 6430 development

Digital security Crime & Security 2,650,000 development

Social Media Technology ### development

Commercial AI Artificial 28,900 innovation

Smart Sustainable Energy Climate 5,460,000 innovation

Targeted transparency. Public demands government

Citizens are more aware of their rights, have better

Immigration policies are relaxed as a result of

Nations with young populations, e.g. India, see

Around 7% of people live in cities with 8-figure

Rideshares, food sharing, skills sharing etc., changes

More micro-entrepreneurs (e.g. Etsy sellers, Uber

Shift from industry-based sectors to issue-based

International cybersecurity in era of open government,

Social media used increasingly to organize protests,

Governments attempt to integrate IoT tech, using data

The drive to pioneer efficient and _x0003_affordable

Global citizens, using sharing economy, locate

Bitcoin-based charities creating trust through smart

New data-breach prevention laws mandate tighter and

The release and sharing of data across all

AI Assistants. Chatbots & digital assistants interact

Public Service EcoSystem. Police and other

Major cities will increase in population by 20.6% as

Seasteading: autonomous modular city states floating

By 2050, Hyperloops - supersonic vehicles fired down

Talent recognised as vital for national success.

China and India account for 25% of global GDP

Blockchain reduced bureaucracy increases security,

Machine learning + geonomics results in highly

A full-scale “grid independence” could be underway Renewables as competitive as fossil fuels.

Carbon capture, land weathering, ocean fertisilation -

Deloitte, McKinsey, https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/tr/Documents/public-sector/gov2020-journey-future-government2-130315

Deloitte, UK Gov https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/tr/Documents/public-sector/gov2020-journey-future-government2-130315

Deloitte, The https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/tr/Documents/public-sector/gov2020-journey-future-government2-130315

Deloitte, Journal of https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/tr/Documents/public-sector/gov2020-journey-future-government2-130315

Word Economic http://www3.wefor https://home.kpmg.com/xx/en/home/insights/2015/03/future-state-2030.html

KMPG, Qualcomm https://home.kpmg.chttps://www.qualcomm.com/news/releases/2018/02/08/global-mobile-operators-select-qualcomm-sna

Deloitte, Kellogg, https://www2.deloitte.com/insights/us/en/focus/human-capital-trends/2018/ai-robotics-intelligent-machines.html

Arcosanti, Deloitte https://arcosanti.or https://www2.deloitthttps://www2.deloitthttps://www2.deloit https://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/fin

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