Subnational monetary poverty headcount (GSAP) — Haiti

Subnational monetary poverty headcount (GSAP) fell to 50.5% in 2023, from 63.5% in 2023.

Share of each department's population living below international poverty lines, at 2021 purchasing-power parity, at three thresholds: $3.00/day (extreme poverty), $4.20/day (lower-middle-income line), and $8.30/day (upper-middle-income line).

Latest value: 50.5% (2023)

Coverage: 2010–2023 · Frequency: annual · 40 observations

Source: WB Global Subnational Atlas of Poverty (GSAP), Haiti

Recent observations

PeriodValue — % of population
201040.8%
201050.9%
201053.6%
201063.4%
201059.6%
201047.2%
201948.0%
201919.9%
201964.7%
201960.1%
201949.9%
201953.2%
201961.3%
201958.7%
201945.4%
201940.8%
202143.0%
202150.2%
202122.1%
202167.1%
202162.9%
202152.0%
202153.9%
202164.7%
202159.9%
202148.4%
202344.8%
202323.9%
202369.6%
202366.2%
202353.9%
202352.8%
202355.7%
202366.5%
202363.5%
202350.5%

Available breakdowns: Poverty Lines (3) · department (10) · dept name (10) · geo code (10)

Methodology

World Bank Global Subnational Atlas of Poverty GSAP publishes departmental poverty headcount ratios at three international poverty lines, in 2021 PPP dollars: the extreme-poverty floor at $3.00 a day, and the lower and upper middle-income lines at $4.20 and $8.30.

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