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Poverty headcount ratio at $3.65 a day (2017 PPP) (% of population)Go toSearch glossaries

Source: World Development Indicators | The World Bank

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Albania20201.51
Albania20191.21
Albania20182.71
Albania20173.61
Albania20164.71
Albania20153.71
Albania20149.71
Albania20124.82
Albania20083.92
Albania20057.32
Albania200211.42
Albania19968.93
Algeria201144
Algeria199524.25
Algeria198825.26
Angola201852.97
Angola200837.78
Angola200039.51
Argentina20212.59
Argentina20203.59
Argentina20192.99
Argentina20182.69
Argentina20172.19
Argentina20162.19
Argentina20142.19
Argentina201329
Argentina20122.39
Argentina20112.19
Argentina20103.19
Argentina200949
Argentina20084.79
Argentina20074.99
Argentina20065.99
Argentina20057.99
Argentina20049.69
Argentina200312.59
Argentina20022410
Argentina200115.410
Argentina200010.710
Argentina19998.910
Argentina19988.310
Argentina19977.810
Argentina19968.310
Argentina19957.410
Argentina19944.410
Argentina19934.910
Argentina19924.110
Argentina1991310
Argentina19872.110
Argentina19861.810

Footnotes

1 - Based on data from HBS. Estimated from unit-record consumption data.
2 - Based on data from LSMS. Estimated from unit-record consumption data.
3 - Based on data from EWS. Estimated from unit-record consumption data.
4 - Based on data from ENCNVM. Estimated from grouped consumption data.
5 - Based on data from ENMNV. Estimated from grouped consumption data.
6 - Based on data from EDCM. Estimated from grouped consumption data.
7 - Based on data from IDREA. Estimated from unit-record consumption data.
8 - Based on data from IBEP-MICS. Estimated from unit-record consumption data.
9 - Based on data from EPHC-S2. Estimated from unit-record income data. Urban only.
10 - Based on data from EPH. Estimated from unit-record income data. Urban only.
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.
Last update in UNdata: 2023/11/10
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