Urbanization and urban service access rose to 55.6% in 2025, from 55.0% in 2024.

How much of Haiti lives in cities, how fast that share is rising, and what urban residents get in return. One annual spine carries the urban population and its share, urban growth, primacy, the agglomeration share, the share living in slums, and four service ladders: - Urban population and urban population share (1960-2025).

Latest value: 55.6% (2025)

Coverage: 1960–2025 · Frequency: annual · 66 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

PeriodValue — % of total population
199024.4%
199125.4%
199226.4%
199327.4%
199428.6%
199529.8%
199631.1%
199732.5%
199833.9%
199935.3%
200036.8%
200138.4%
200240.0%
200341.2%
200441.9%
200542.6%
200643.3%
200744.0%
200844.7%
200945.4%
201046.1%
201146.8%
201247.4%
201348.1%
201448.8%
201549.4%
201650.1%
201750.7%
201851.4%
201952.0%
202052.6%
202153.2%
202253.9%
202354.4%
202455.0%
202555.6%

Methodology

Coverage The World Bank's compilation of development indicators for every country, published at datatopics.worldbank.org and refreshed each September. Haiti's figures are submitted by the national statistics office, the central bank and the finance ministry, and harmonized by the World Bank so that they can be compared with other countries.

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How to cite

World Development Indicators, Urbanization and urban service access, 1960–2025, https://datatopics.worldbank.org/world-development-indicators/

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