Gini Index
2020
Methodology
The Gini coefficient measures of the deviation of the distribution of income among individuals or households within a country from a perfectly equal distribution. A value of 0 represents absolute equality, a value of 100 absolute inequality. Data refer to the most recent year available between 2005 and 2013.Performance score from o to 100. The highest score reflects the best situation.
Source: UNDP, Human Development Report 2015.
Score
- Africa-
- Sub-Saharan Africa-
- Middle East and North Africa-
- Southern Africa-
- Central Africa-
- East Africa-
- West Africa-
- North Africa-
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)-
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)-
- No LDC-
- High income non OECD-
- Upper middle income countries-
- Lower middle income-
- Low income countries-
- Outsize the Franc zone-
- Franc CFA zone-
- WAMEU-
- CEMAC-
- Algeria100
- Angola33
- Benin71
- Botswana27
- Brazil40
- Burkina Faso44
- Burundi69
- Cameroon46
- Cape Verde58
- Central African Republic19
- Chad72
- China70
- Comoros50
- Congo, Dem. Rep.59
- Congo, Rep40
- Cote d'Ivoire73
- Djibouti-
- Egypt89
- Equatorial Guinea36
- Eritrea-
- Ethiopia79
- Gabon71
- Gambia77
- Ghana55
- Guinea94
- Guinea-Bissau80
- India77
- Kenya63
- Lesotho51
- Liberia78
- Libya-
- Madagascar58
- Malawi69
- Mali76
- Mauritania86
- Mauritius74
- Morocco66
- Mozambique25
- Namibia11
- Niger73
- Nigeria79
- Rwanda55
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe63
- Senegal70
- Seychelles87
- Sierra Leone77
- Somalia-
- South Africa0
- South Sudan-
- Sudan81
- Swaziland24
- Tanzania64
- Togo58
- Tunisia85
- Uganda57
- Zambia17
- Zimbabwe36