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Bahamas

30 indicators in 5 topics, latest figures from 1995 to 2025. Compare Bahamas with other countries

Economy

CompareIndicatorLatest1 yr5 yr10 yrAmong countriesTrend
GDP2024 · current US$$15.83B+3.7%+19.2%+42.1%3rd quartile139 of 199 in 2024 · coverage
GDP per person (PPP)2024 · constant 2021 international $36.2K intl $+2.9%+9.2%+10.8%2nd quartile58 of 194 in 2024 · coverage
GDP growth20243.4%+0.3 pts+4.2 pts+1.5 pts3rd quartile100 of 199 in 2024 · coverage
Inflation (consumer prices)20251.1%+0.7 pts+1.1 pts−0.8 ptsLowest quartile130 of 168 in 2025 · coverage
Unemployment rate2025 · modelled ILO estimate9.2%+0.2 pts−2.8 pts−2.8 ptsHighest quartile39 of 181 in 2025 · coverage
Trade202479.2% of GDP+2.7 pts+10.5 pts−1.3 pts3rd quartile91 of 171 in 2024 · coverage
Exports202437.8% of GDP0.0 pts+2.8 pts+0.4 pts2nd quartile79 of 171 in 2024 · coverage

People

CompareIndicatorLatest1 yr5 yr10 yrAmong countriesTrend
Population2025403.0K people+0.4%+1.8%+4.6%Lowest quartile174 of 215 in 2025 · coverage
Population growth20250.44%−0.03 pts+0.13 pts−0.36 pts3rd quartile144 of 215 in 2025 · coverage
Life expectancy at birth202474.7 years+0.2 years+3.3 years+0.7 years2nd quartile107 of 215 in 2024 · coverage
Births per woman20241.37 births0.00 births−0.02 births−0.31 birthsLowest quartile181 of 215 in 2024 · coverage
Living in cities202581.3% of people0.0 pts−0.3 pts−0.9 ptsHighest quartile53 of 215 in 2025 · coverage
Aged 65 and over202512.1% of people+0.3 pts+1.1 pts+1.9 pts2nd quartile84 of 215 in 2025 · coverage

Energy and CO₂

CompareIndicatorLatest1 yr5 yr10 yrAmong countriesTrend
CO₂ emissions2024 · excluding land use (LULUCF)1.5 Mt CO₂+3.5%+0.6%+28.4%Lowest quartile158 of 203 in 2024 · coverage
Fossil CO₂ emissions2024 · fossil fuels and cement, since 17503.1 Mt CO₂+3.8%+21.8%+48.8%3rd quartile147 of 215 in 2024 · coverage
Coal's share of fossil CO₂2024 · coal emissions as a share of all fossil CO₂0.1%0.0 pts0.0 pts0.0 ptsLowest quartile119 of 137 in 2024 · coverage
CO₂ per person2024 · excluding land use (LULUCF)3.64 t CO₂+3.0%−1.1%+22.3%2nd quartile81 of 203 in 2024 · coverage
All greenhouse gases2024 · excluding land use (LULUCF), AR5 weights1.8 Mt CO₂e+3.1%+2.1%+25.7%Lowest quartile167 of 203 in 2024 · coverage
Energy use per person20072,007 kg oil eq.−1.0%––2nd quartile63 of 176 in 2007 · coverage
Renewables in final energy20221.1%0.0 pts0.0 pts−0.3 ptsLowest quartile63 of 71 in 2022 · coverage
Renewables in electricity20210.5%+0.2 pts+0.3 pts+0.4 ptsLowest quartile189 of 203 in 2021 · coverage
Nuclear in electricity20210.0%0.0 pts0.0 pts0.0 ptsHighest quartile33 of 207 in 2021 · coverage
Access to electricity2024100.0% of people0.0 pts0.0 pts0.0 ptsHighest quartile1 of 214 in 2024 · coverage

Land and air

CompareIndicatorLatest1 yr5 yr10 yrAmong countriesTrend
Forest202450.9% of land0.0 pts0.0 pts0.0 pts2nd quartile55 of 209 in 2024 · coverage
Protected areas20258.3% of territory0.0 pts−0.3 pts+7.1 pts3rd quartile126 of 213 in 2025 · coverage
Fine-particle air pollution (PM2.5)2023 · mean annual exposure5.3 µg/m³+2.0%−2.9%+7.6%Lowest quartile184 of 200 in 2023 · coverage

Health, learning and internet

CompareIndicatorLatest1 yr5 yr10 yrAmong countriesTrend
Health spending20236.3% of GDP−0.7 pts+0.5 pts+0.6 pts3rd quartile97 of 192 in 2023 · coverage
Deaths before age 5202412.4 per 1,000 births−2.4%−49.0%−12.7%3rd quartile110 of 195 in 2024 · coverage
Enrolled in tertiary education199514.8% gross––+0.5 pts2nd quartile24 of 67 in 1995 · coverage
Using the internet202492.5% of people+0.1 pts+1.8 pts+15.6 ptsHighest quartile43 of 182 in 2024 · coverage
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30 indicators. Change is a percent change for totals and levels, and a difference in points or units for rates and shares. "Among countries" ranks Bahamas against every country with a figure for the same year (1 is the highest value, which is not always the best). In the strip each tick is a country, the dot is Bahamas, the taller gray tick is the world, and the faint rules are the quartile cuts. "Coverage" shows which countries have figures for which years.

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