Marshall Islands, year by year

Every index this site holds for Marshall Islands, 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 2011

0.656 → 0.731 (+0.075)

UNDP Human Development Report, 2023-24 edition. 12 annual values, none interpolated; hover any point for its year.

Twenty years here

The world report →

Life expectancy at birth64.1 → 67.1 (+3)

Internet users4 → 66 (+62)

Urban population71 → 79 (+8)

Births per woman4.28 → 2.86 (-1.42)

Renewable share of energy18 → 12 (-6)

Access to electricity76 → 97 (+22)

Infant mortality34 → 23 (-11)

CO2 emissions per person0 → 0 (0)

Forest area52 → 52 (0)

World Bank observations, first to last available year per indicator (roughly 2005–2024; each series has its own window).

All indexes, 1990–2025

36 years · 12 series

Year	HDI0–1	Life expectancy at birthyears	Internet users% of people	Urban population% of people	Births per womanbirths	Renewable share of energy% of energy	Access to electricity% of people	Infant mortalityper 1,000 births	CO2 emissions per persont/year	Forest area% of land	GDP per capitaUS$	GDP per capita, PPPintl $
1990	—	61.8	—	—	5.97	—	—	38	0.0	—	—	—
1991	—	61.8	0	67	5.76	—	—	36	0.0	52.2	—	—
1992	—	61.9	0	67	5.55	19	—	35	0.0	52.2	—	—
1993	—	62.1	0	67	5.38	19	—	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
1994	—	62.3	0	67	5.23	19	—	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
1995	—	62.5	0	68	5.09	19	—	33	0.0	52.2	—	—
1996	—	62.8	0	68	5.02	20	—	33	0.0	52.2	—	—
1997	—	63.0	—	68	4.96	20	—	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
1998	—	63.2	—	68	4.87	20	—	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
1999	—	63.4	1	68	4.78	19	69	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
2000	—	63.3	2	68	4.70	20	69	35	0.0	52.2	—	—
2001	—	63.7	2	69	4.58	19	70	35	0.0	52.2	—	—
2002	—	63.9	2	69	4.49	19	72	35	0.0	52.2	—	—
2003	—	64.0	3	70	4.42	19	73	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
2004	—	64.0	4	70	4.34	18	74	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
2005	—	64.1	4	71	4.28	18	76	34	0.0	52.2	—	—
2006	—	64.2	4	71	4.20	17	77	34	0.0	52.2	2754	3110
2007	—	64.3	4	72	4.09	15	72	33	0.0	52.2	2892	3309
2008	—	64.3	5	72	3.97	15	80	33	0.0	52.2	2818	3118
2009	—	64.4	6	73	3.83	14	82	33	0.0	52.2	2907	3253
2010	—	64.5	7	73	3.67	14	89	32	0.0	52.2	3095	3473
2011	0.656	64.6	10	74	3.53	12	90	32	0.0	52.2	3319	3537
2012	0.659	64.8	13	74	3.38	12	90	31	0.0	52.2	3514	3590
2013	0.669	65.0	14	75	3.25	12	91	31	0.0	52.2	3678	3845
2014	0.676	65.1	17	75	3.18	12	92	30	0.0	52.2	3735	3931
2015	0.688	65.3	19	75	3.13	12	92	29	0.0	52.2	3764	4125
2016	0.695	65.5	30	76	3.09	12	93	29	0.0	52.2	4230	4366
2017	0.702	65.7	39	76	3.06	12	94	28	0.0	52.2	4593	4719
2018	0.710	65.9	44	77	3.04	12	95	27	0.0	52.2	4858	5232
2019	0.722	66.0	50	77	3.01	12	97	26	0.0	52.2	5292	6045
2020	0.727	65.4	56	77	2.99	12	98	26	0.0	52.2	5662	6138
2021	0.729	65.4	64	78	2.96	12	100	25	0.0	52.2	6315	6769
2022	0.731	66.7	64	78	2.94	12	100	24	0.0	52.2	6456	7431
2023	—	66.9	64	78	2.92	—	100	23	0.0	52.2	6799	7525
2024	—	67.1	66	79	2.86	—	97	23	0.0	—	7590	8238
2025	—	—	—	79	—	—	—	—	—	—	8489	8964
Profile shows	0.731	67.1	66	79	2.86	12	—	—	0.0	52.2	8489	8964

Sources: HDI — UNDP HDR 2023-24; 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 2026-09-01. Observed years only; IMF projections are excluded.

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. In the last row, ≠ means the profile’s current figure differs from the latest value here by more than 2%: none do on this page.

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