Labour productivity by sector — Haiti

Labour productivity by sector rose to 6,499.0 Constant 2015 US$ per worker in 2025, from 3,855.7 Constant 2015 US$ per worker in 2025.

Value added per worker in agriculture, industry and services, in constant 2015 US dollars. Three sector series on one annual spine, 1991 to 2025: - Agriculture, forestry and fishing: $944 per worker in 2025, down from $2,119 in 1991. - Industry including construction: $6,499, down from 2,189.

Latest value: 6,499.0 Constant 2015 US$ per worker (2025)

Coverage: 1991–2025 · Frequency: annual · 105 observations

Source: World Development Indicators

Recent observations

Period	Value — Constant 2015 US$ per worker
2014	4,546.7
2014	1,489.2
2014	9,658.1
2015	4,512.0
2015	1,408.3
2015	10,081.4
2016	4,490.3
2016	1,407.1
2016	10,148.6
2017	4,460.7
2017	1,407.6
2017	10,129.8
2018	4,423.4
2018	1,411.8
2018	10,093.4
2019	4,423.0
2019	1,410.5
2019	9,269.7
2020	4,545.7
2020	1,306.5
2020	8,968.9
2021	4,566.8
2021	1,211.7
2021	7,524.7
2022	4,458.3
2022	1,143.1
2022	7,379.8
2023	4,249.3
2023	1,069.6
2023	7,056.9
2024	4,031.0
2024	1,001.2
2024	6,855.4
2025	943.6
2025	3,855.7
2025	6,499.0

Sector: ZM

Available breakdowns: GDP Component (3)

Methodology

World Development Indicators The World Bank's compilation of ~1,400 cross-country development indicators, refreshed annually (typically September). For Haiti the underlying data is submitted by national authorities (IHSI, BRH, MEF) and harmonized by the World Bank's Haiti country unit.