International rankings of Myanmar
The following are international rankings of Burma (Myanmar).
Demographics
Demographics of Burma, (FAO 2009); Number of inhabitants in thousands
Main article: Demographics of Burma
- Population: 24/223
- Population density: 127/239
- Total fertility rate: 148/223 (1.89)[1]
- Death rate:
- CIA World Factbook: 78/192
- United Nations: 69/195
Economy
Main article: Economy of Burma
- GDP per capita: 208/227[2]
- Nominal GDP:
- International Monetary Fund (2009): 86/181
- CIA World Factbook (2009): 89/190
- GDP (nominal) per capita:
- International Monetary Fund: 165/180
- CIA World Factbook: 166/191
- GDP (PPP) (2009):
- International Monetary Fund: 78/180
- CIA World Factbook: 83/193
- GDP (PPP) per capita:
- International Monetary Fund: 161/181
- CIA World Factbook: 175/194
- Real GDP growth rate: 82/213
- External debt (2002): 123/202
- Foreign exchange reserves: 93/156
- Index of Economic Freedom (2010): 175/179[3]
- Economic Freedom of the World rankings (2009): 140/141
Energy
- Oil consumption: 119/208
- Oil imports: 104/206
Environment
- Environmental Performance Index (2010): 110/163[4]
- Happy Planet Index (2009): 39/143
Globalization
Main article: Globalization
- KOF Globalization Index (2010): 181/181[5]
Geography
Main article: Geography of Burma
- Total area: 40/231
Health
- Cigarette consumption per capita (2007): 105/121
- Life expectancy (2009):
- CIA World Factbook: 171/223
- United Nations: 148/194
- HIV/AIDS adult prevalence rate: 22/160
- HIV/AIDS death rate: 18/153
- Undernourishment levels: 44/76
- Infant mortality rate:
- CIA World Factbook: 172/224
- United Nations: 158/195
- WHO Total health expenditure (PPP) per capita: 189/194
- Child Development Index (2000-2006): 93/137
Military
Main article: Myanmar Armed Forces
- Total number of troops: 24/172
- Number of active troops per 1000 capita: 22/172
- Global Peace Index (2010): 132/149
Politics and governance
Main article: Politics of Burma
- Democracy Index (2008): 163/167[6]
- Failed States Index: 16/37
- Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index (2009): 171/175
- Global Press Freedom Rankings (2009): 193/195 (39/40 in Asia-Pacific)[7]
- Corruption Perceptions Index (2009): 178/180
- Composite Index of National Capability (2007): 30/193
Society
Main article: Culture of Burma
- Caux Round Table Social Achievement Capital 2009: 166/199[8]
- Education Index: 120/179
- Education expenditures: 178/182[9]
- World Giving Index (2014): 1/153[10]
- Population of Buddhists: 5th in the world
- Proportion of Buddhists: 3rd in the world
- Human Development Index (2007): 138/182
- Satisfaction with Life Index (2006): 130/178
Technology
- Brown University Taubman Center for Public Policy e-Governance (2006): 119/198[11]
- Number of mobile phones in use: 163/222[12]
- Number of Internet users: 148/195
Transportation
- Vehicles per capita: 121/143
References
- ↑ Country comparison: Total fertility rate, The World Factbook, Central Intelligence Agency, 2009, retrieved 16 August 2009.
- ↑ CIA World Factbook
- ↑ heritage.org
- ↑ Environmental Performance Index
- ↑ http://globalization.kof.ethz.ch/static/pdf/rankings_2010.pdf
- ↑ The Economist Intelligence Unit's Index of Democracy 2008 (PDF), 2008, retrieved 16 August 2009.
- ↑ Freedom of the Press 2009
- ↑ Stephen B. Young; Josiah Lindstrom (2009), Social Capital Achievement: 2009 Country Rankings, St. Paul, Minn.: Caux Round Table, archived from the original (PDF) on 5 November 2009, retrieved 5 November 2009
- ↑ https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2206rank.html
- ↑ https://www.cafonline.org/pdf/CAF_WGI2014_Report_1555AWEBFinal.pdf
- ↑ Sixth Annual Global e-Government Study, Brown University Taubman Center for Public Policy, 1 August 2006.
- ↑ https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2151rank.html
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