GeoRealityMatch

Eritrea, year by year

Every index this site holds for Eritrea, in time order: 12 series across 1990–2025, each value as its source published it. The profile shows the latest snapshot; this is the record behind it.

HDI since 2005

Human development rose from 0.474 in 2005 to 0.503 in 2023.

0.400.480.550.5032005201020232005: 0.4742006: 0.4732007: 0.4722008: 0.4572009: 0.4622010: 0.4652011: 0.4802012: 0.4832013: 0.4792014: 0.4972015: 0.4802016: 0.4852017: 0.4802018: 0.4902019: 0.4952020: 0.4952021: 0.4962022: 0.4992023: 0.5030.400.480.552005201020232005: 0.4742006: 0.4732007: 0.4722008: 0.4572009: 0.4622010: 0.4652011: 0.4802012: 0.4832013: 0.4792014: 0.4972015: 0.4802016: 0.4852017: 0.4802018: 0.4902019: 0.4952020: 0.4952021: 0.4962022: 0.4992023: 0.503

UNDP Human Development Report, 2025 edition. 19 annual values, none interpolated.

Twenty years here

The world report
Life expectancy at birth
68.9 years2024at birthUp 8.3 years from 60.6 years in 2005
Urban population
35%2025of people in towns and citiesDown 1 point from 35% in 2006
Births per woman
3.682024births per womanDown 1.25 from 4.93 in 2005
Renewable share of energy
81%2021of energy usedUp 11 points from 70% in 2004
Access to electricity
55%2024of people with electricityUp 21 points from 35% in 2005
Infant mortality
252024deaths before age one, per 1,000 birthsDown 19 from 43 in 2005
CO2 emissions per person
0.2 t2024of CO2 per person a yearLevel with 2005
Forest area
9%2023of land under forestDown 1 point from 9% in 2004

World Bank, from the first to the last observed year of each indicator; each has its own window.

All indexes, 1990–2025

36 years · 12 series · 6 values marked for checking
YearHDI0–1Life expectancy at birthyearsInternet users% of peopleUrban population% of peopleBirths per womanbirthsRenewable share of energy% of energyAccess to electricity% of peopleInfant mortalityper 1,000 birthsCO2 emissions per persont/yearForest area% of landGDP per capitaUS$GDP per capita, PPPintl $
1990—49.7——6.34——810.2———
1991—50.5—19.86.24——780.2———
1992—52.4—21.46.1689.9—750.3———
1993—53.20.023.36.0783.6—710.411.3——
1994—54.00.025.26.0180.1—680.411.3——
1995—54.80.027.25.9477.923640.411.2——
1996—55.50.029.25.8476.425610.411.2——
1997—56.20.030.95.7477.626580.411.2——
1998—50.00.032.45.6375.027550.311.1——
1999—44.50.033.55.5276.128610.311.1——
2000—56.30.134.15.4076.829510.311.1——
2001—58.40.234.35.3174.830490.311.0——
2002—58.90.234.55.2374.732470.311.0——
2003—59.5—34.85.1475.032460.311.0——
2004—60.1—34.95.0469.833450.39.1——
20050.47460.6—35.14.9374.735430.29.1——
20060.47361.5—35.34.8877.336420.29.14481682
20070.47262.00.435.44.8179.137410.29.14801727
20080.45762.40.535.54.7481.438400.29.04901547
20090.46263.20.535.64.6681.739390.29.06431577
20100.46563.70.635.64.5780.940380.29.05401599
20110.48064.20.735.74.4977.141360.28.96891742
20120.48364.70.835.74.4178.442350.28.9——
20130.47965.00.935.74.3479.744340.28.9——
20140.49765.51.035.64.2780.545330.28.9——
20150.48065.91.135.64.2281.246320.28.8——
20160.48566.21.235.54.1681.447310.28.8——
20170.48066.62.535.44.1181.648310.28.8——
20180.49067.05.335.44.0680.849300.28.8——
20190.49567.311.235.24.0080.650290.28.7——
20200.49567.014.335.13.9380.951280.28.7——
20210.49666.9—35.03.8780.753270.28.7——
20220.49967.8—34.93.79—55260.28.7——
20230.50368.6—34.73.71—54250.28.6——
2024—68.9—34.53.68—55250.2———
2025———34.5————————
On the profile0.50368.9—34.53.6880.7——0.28.6——

Sources: HDI: UNDP HDR 2025; Life expectancy at birth: World Bank SP.DYN.LE00.IN; Internet users: World Bank IT.NET.USER.ZS; Urban population: World Bank SP.URB.TOTL.IN.ZS; Births per woman: World Bank SP.DYN.TFRT.IN; Renewable share of energy: World Bank EG.FEC.RNEW.ZS; Access to electricity: World Bank EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS; Infant mortality: World Bank SP.DYN.IMRT.IN; CO2 emissions per person: World Bank EN.GHG.CO2.PC.CE.AR5; Forest area: World Bank AG.LND.FRST.ZS; GDP per capita: World Bank NY.GDP.PCAP.CD; GDP per capita, PPP: World Bank NY.GDP.PCAP.PP.CD. Profile snapshot from the site dataset regenerated 2026-10-04. Observed years only.

A dotted value moved sharply against the previous observed value in its series, which is the usual signature of a series break or a source revision; it is a prompt to check, not a judgement. The last row, On the profile, is the figure the country profile shows today, set under its series so the two can be checked against each other. ≠ marks a difference of more than 2%: none on this page.