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Suriname

SR

Paramaribo · pop. 616K · Dutch · Surinamese dollar

Trajectories

economic momentum

$6,962

Tripled since 2000. GDP per head in 2024, in current US dollars.

2024 · $6,962

World Bank · thin line is the world’s median
the numbers35
whenvaluechange
1990low$942
1991$1,080+14.7%
1992$969−10.3%
1993$1,022+5.5%
1994$1,434+40.2%
1995$1,610+12.3%
1996$1,963+21.9%
1997$2,068+5.3%
1998$2,429+17.5%
1999$1,898−21.8%
2000$1,988+4.7%
2001$1,715−13.8%
2002$2,202+28.4%
2003$2,516+14.2%
2004$2,888+14.8%
2005$3,453+19.6%
2006$5,003+44.9%
2007$5,530+10.5%
2008$6,576+18.9%
2009$7,130+8.4%
2010$7,944+11.4%
2011$7,950+0.1%
2012$8,851+11.3%
2013$9,043+2.2%
2014high$9,108+0.7%
2015$8,814−3.2%
2016$5,644−36.0%
2017$6,050+7.2%
2018$6,666+10.2%
2019$6,630−0.5%
2020$4,755−28.3%
2021$5,030+5.8%
2022$6,084+21.0%
2023$5,522−9.2%
2024latest$6,962+26.1%

prices

16.2%

A year’s rise in consumer prices, in 2024. The world’s median was 3.1%.

2024 · 16.2%

World Bank · thin line is the world’s median
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whenvaluechange
199021.7%
199126.0%+4.23 pts
199243.7%+17.7 pts
1993144%+99.8 pts
1994high368%+225 pts
1995236%−133 pts
1996low−0.7%−236 pts
19977.1%+7.85 pts
199819.0%+11.8 pts
199998.8%+79.8 pts
200059.4%−39.4 pts
200138.6%−20.8 pts
200215.5%−23.1 pts
200323.0%+7.47 pts
200410.0%−13.0 pts
20059.9%−0.09 pts
200611.3%+1.38 pts
20076.4%−4.86 pts
200814.7%+8.24 pts
2009−0.1%−14.8 pts
20106.9%+7.07 pts
201117.7%+10.8 pts
20125.0%−12.7 pts
20131.9%−3.08 pts
20143.4%+1.46 pts
20156.9%+3.51 pts
201655.4%+48.5 pts
201722.0%−33.4 pts
2018—
2019—
202034.9%
202159.1%+24.2 pts
202252.4%−6.67 pts
202351.6%−0.86 pts
2024latest16.2%−35.4 pts

demographic curve

2.2 children per woman

Near replacement (2.1): the population is stabilising. Fell from 3.8 in 1980.

2024 · 2.2

World Bank · thin line is the world’s median · rule marks replacement (2.1)
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whenvaluechange
1960high6.6
19616.6−0.1%
19626.6−0.2%
19636.5−1.0%
19646.4−1.3%
19656.3−1.6%
19666.2−1.9%
19676.0−2.6%
19685.9−2.9%
19695.7−2.8%
19705.5−2.9%
19715.4−3.1%
19725.2−3.4%
19735.0−3.3%
19744.8−3.9%
19754.6−3.8%
19764.4−4.0%
19774.3−4.3%
19784.1−4.1%
19793.9−3.8%
19803.8−3.4%
19813.8−1.0%
19823.8+1.8%
19833.9+1.2%
19843.8−1.8%
19853.7−2.2%
19863.6−2.7%
19873.5−2.2%
19883.5−2.0%
19893.4−2.1%
19903.2−4.8%
19913.1−4.1%
19923.0−2.6%
19932.9−2.3%
19942.9−1.5%
19952.9−0.1%
19962.9+0.8%
19973.0+1.1%
19983.0+1.2%
19993.0+1.0%
20003.0+1.0%
20013.1+0.4%
20023.0−3.3%
20032.8−4.0%
20042.7−3.6%
20052.7−0.9%
20062.7+0.6%
20072.7+0.3%
20082.7−0.3%
20092.7−0.6%
20102.7−0.9%
20112.7−0.8%
20122.7+0.1%
20132.7−0.7%
20142.6−1.2%
20152.6−1.9%
20162.5−2.7%
20172.4−2.8%
20182.4−2.1%
20192.3−1.4%
20202.3−1.4%
20212.3−0.8%
20222.3−0.9%
20232.2−1.1%
2024latest2.2−0.8%

Metrics

  1. population
    616K
    165 of 176
    REST Countries · UN data
  2. gdp
    $3B
    163 of 170
    World Bank · latest available
  3. gdp per capita
    $5,522
    95 of 170
    World Bank · latest available
  4. area
    164K km²
    94 of 176
    REST Countries
  5. population density
    3.8 /km²
    167 of 176
    zuhd — derived from population and area
  6. life expectancy
    73.6 yr
    90 of 175
    World Bank · latest available
  7. internet access
    78%
    93 of 166
    ITU via World Bank
  8. co₂ per capita
    4.1 t
    56 of 163
    World Bank · Climate Watch
  9. urbanisation
    66%
    79 of 168
    World Bank · UN DESA
  10. fertility rate
    2.2
    80 of 168
    World Bank · UN DESA
  11. foreign-born share
    8.2%
    56 of 167
    World Bank · UN DESA
  12. remittances % of gdp
    3.6%
    60 of 155
    World Bank · IMF BOP
  13. scientific articles / yr
    13
    167 of 168
    NSF / World Bank
  14. high-tech exports %
    10%
    55 of 153
    World Bank · UN Comtrade
  15. gini inequality
    39.2
    99 of 139
    World Bank · PovcalNet
  16. youth unemployment
    25%
    142 of 166
    ILO via World Bank
  17. democracy (v-dem)
    0.63
    37 of 163
    V-Dem via Our World in Data
  18. clean government
    40
    76 of 164
    Transparency International via Our World in Data
  19. press freedom
    16.9
    19 of 163
    RSF via Our World in Data
  20. human development
    0.722
    94 of 164
    UNDP via Our World in Data
  21. refugees hosted
    24
    140 of 150
    UNHCR via Our World in Data
  22. refugees produced
    50
    139 of 152
    UNHCR via Our World in Data