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Key statistics

Indicator
Value
Year
Population, total
68,706
2022
Population growth (annual %)
0.83%
2022
Surface area (sq. km)
264
2020
GDP (current US$)
6.03 billion
2021
GDP growth (annual %)
4.03%
2021
GDP per capita (current US$)
88,475.60
2021
Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)
-0.63%
2016

Sovereign ESG profile

This section presents a snapshot of the most recent ESG values across all three pillars. You can find the complete framework here: Sovereign ESG Framework. Use the graph on the right to put this country's ESG scores in context with other income groups, regions or climate profiles.

Income classifications

Geographic regions

Climate classification

Transformations

Land cover profile

The map shows the land cover types in 2020 and is derived from the ESA Climate Change Initiative Land Cover (v2.0.7). The 10 most prevalent land cover types are listed below.
99.39%
Water bodies
0.26%
Mosaic natural vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (>50%) / cropland (<50%)
0.21%
Tree cover, flooded, saline water
0.03%
Urban areas
0.03%
Mosaic cropland (>50%) / natural vegetation (tree, shrub, herbaceous cover) (<50%)
0.02%
Herbaceous cover
0.02%
No Data
0.01%
Shrub or herbaceous cover, flooded, fresh/saline/brakish water
0.01%
Cropland, irrigated or post‐flooding
0%
Cropland, rainfed
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Source: European Space Agency, World Bank

Wealth accounting profile

Wealth accounting provides an estimate of the total wealth of nations by aggregating values of these different components of wealth. Change in wealth per capita is an indicator to assess a country’s potential to grow in the future. A fall in wealth indicates that a country is depleting its assets and may not be able to sustain its future GDP growth. Read more

Indicator
Total
Per capita
Year
No data available.

Peer countries

To better understand a country's profile, it is useful to understand it in the context of other comparable countries. Which countries form the set of so-called peer countries can vary depending on the purpose of the comparison. Often we can find peer countries based on common income classifications, geographic regions, or climate profiles. See the FAQ for more details.

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