GeoRealityMatch

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

Human development rose from 0.666 in 2011 to 0.733 in 2023.

0.600.700.800.733201120232011: 0.6662012: 0.6682013: 0.6762014: 0.6812015: 0.6912016: 0.6962017: 0.7022018: 0.7102019: 0.7222020: 0.7222021: 0.7232022: 0.7322023: 0.7330.600.700.80201120232011: 0.6662012: 0.6682013: 0.6762014: 0.6812015: 0.6912016: 0.6962017: 0.7022018: 0.7102019: 0.7222020: 0.7222021: 0.7232022: 0.7322023: 0.733

UNDP Human Development Report, 2025 edition. 13 annual values, none interpolated.

Twenty years here

The world report
Life expectancy at birth
67.1 years2024at birthUp 3 years from 64.1 years in 2005
Internet users
66%2024of people onlineUp 62 points from 4% in 2006
Urban population
79%2025of people in towns and citiesUp 8 points from 71% in 2006
Births per woman
2.862024births per womanDown 1.42 from 4.28 in 2005
Renewable share of energy
12%2022of energy usedDown 6 points from 18% in 2004
Access to electricity
97%2024of people with electricityUp 22 points from 76% in 2005
Infant mortality
232024deaths before age one, per 1,000 birthsDown 11 from 34 in 2005
CO2 emissions per person
0 t2024of CO2 per person a yearLevel with 2005
Forest area
52%2023of land under forestLevel with 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
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—61.8——5.97——380.0———
1991—61.80.067.25.76——360.052.2——
1992—61.90.067.35.5519.3—350.052.2——
1993—62.10.067.45.3819.0—340.052.2——
1994—62.30.067.55.2319.4—340.052.2——
1995—62.50.067.55.0919.4—330.052.2——
1996—62.80.067.65.0219.6—330.052.2——
1997—63.0—67.74.9619.7—340.052.2——
1998—63.2—67.94.8719.6—340.052.2——
1999—63.41.068.04.7819.469340.052.2——
2000—63.31.568.34.7019.669350.052.2——
2001—63.71.768.64.5819.170350.052.2——
2002—63.92.369.04.4918.672350.052.2——
2003—64.02.669.54.4218.673340.052.2——
2004—64.03.670.14.3418.474340.052.2——
2005—64.13.970.64.2818.476340.052.2——
2006—64.23.871.24.2017.077340.052.227543110
2007—64.34.071.84.0915.272330.052.228923309
2008—64.34.672.43.9714.880330.052.228183118
2009—64.45.672.93.8314.082330.052.229073253
2010—64.57.073.43.6713.789320.052.230953473
20110.66664.610.073.93.5312.390320.052.233193537
20120.66864.812.574.33.3812.090310.052.235143590
20130.67665.014.074.73.2512.491310.052.236783845
20140.68165.116.875.13.1812.292300.052.237353931
20150.69165.319.375.53.1311.792290.052.237644125
20160.69665.529.875.83.0912.193290.052.242304366
20170.70265.738.776.23.0612.094280.052.245934719
20180.71065.943.976.63.0412.095270.052.248585232
20190.72266.049.876.93.0112.197260.052.252926045
20200.72265.456.477.32.9912.098260.052.256626138
20210.72365.464.077.62.9612.1100250.052.263156769
20220.73266.764.378.02.9412.2100240.052.264567431
20230.73366.964.178.42.92—100230.052.267997525
2024—67.165.978.72.86—97230.0—75908238
2025———79.1——————84898964
On the profile0.73367.165.979.12.8612.2——0.052.284898964

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.

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