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Source: World Development Indicators | The World Bank

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Country or AreaYearValue 
Afghanistan201654.51
Afghanistan201138.32
Afghanistan200733.73
Albania201921.84
Albania2018234
Albania201723.44
Albania201623.74
Albania201214.35
Albania200812.46
Albania200518.56
Albania200225.46
Algeria20115.57
Algeria199522.68
Algeria198812.28
Angola201832.39
Argentina20204210
Argentina201935.510
Argentina20183210
Argentina201725.710
Argentina201630.310
Armenia20202711
Armenia201926.411
Austria202014.712
Austria201913.912
Austria201813.312
Austria201714.312
Austria201614.412
Austria201514.112
Austria201413.912
Austria201314.112
Austria201214.412
Austria201114.412
Austria201014.512
Austria200914.712
Austria200814.512
Austria200715.212
Austria20061212
Austria200512.612
Austria200412.612
Austria20031312
Austria200213.212
Azerbaijan2012613
Azerbaijan20117.613
Azerbaijan20109.113
Azerbaijan200910.913
Azerbaijan200813.213
Azerbaijan200715.813
Azerbaijan200149.614
Bangladesh201624.315
Bangladesh201031.516

Footnotes

1 - Source: National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA, formerly CSO)  ALCS 2016-17 Poverty report (http://cso.gov.af/Content/files/ALCS/ALCS%202016-17%20Analysis%20report%20-%20Full%20report23%20_09%202018-ilovepdf-compressed.pdf). Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
2 - Source: National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA, formerly CSO)  NRVA 2011-12 Poverty report (http://cso.gov.af/Content/files/ALCS/ALCS%202016-17%20Analysis%20report%20-%20Full%20report23%20_09%202018-ilovepdf-compressed.pdf). Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
3 - Source: National Statistics and Information Authority (NSIA, formerly CSO)  NRVA 2007-08 Poverty report (http://cso.gov.af/Content/files/ALCS/ALCS%202016-17%20Analysis%20report%20-%20Full%20report23%20_09%202018-ilovepdf-compressed.pdf). Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
4 - Source: Eurostat
5 - Source: Instat and World Bank (2013). ALBANIA: TRENDS IN POVERTY 2002-2005-2008-2012. Poverty line is absolute. World Bank estimate.
6 - Source: Albania: trends in poverty 2002-2005-2008. Poverty line is absolute. World Bank estimate.
7 - Source: La Pauvrete en Algerie en 2011. Direction Des Statistiques Sociales et des Revenus. Septembre 2014. Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
8 - Source: Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria: Growth, Employment and Poverty Reduction (Report No. 18564-AL). Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
9 - Source: World Bank Poverty Assessment (2020). Poverty line is absolute.
10 - Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadisticas y Censos (INDEC), EPH-C, Second semester. Poverty line is absolute. World Bank estimate.
11 - Source: National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
12 - Source: EUROSTAT, At risk of poverty rate (cut-off point: 60% of median equivalised income after social transfers), reported year is income reference year. Poverty line is relative. Government estimate.
13 - Source: Statistical yearbook of Azerbaijan, 2013. State Statistical Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan. Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
14 - Source: Azerbaijan: Living Conditions Assessment Report, Report No. 52801-AZ, March 2010. Poverty line is absolute. World Bank estimate.
15 - Source: Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics based on Household Income and Expenditure Survey. Poverty line is absolute. Poverty line is absolute.
16 - Source: Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics Source; HIES 2010; based on the BBS method anchored to HIES (2005) upper poverty lines; inflation adjustment based on HIES data, not CPI. Poverty line is absolute. Government estimate.
Source

World Development Indicators

Source:  The World Bank

The World Development Indicators (WDI) is the statistical benchmark that helps measure the progress of development.

The WDI provides a comprehensive overview of development drawing on data from the World Bank and more than 30 partners.

The World Development Indicators (WDI) publication is the World Bank's premier annual compilation of data about development. The complete WDI database includes more than 1,200 indicators.
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