Endikatè Konplemantè Kapital Imèn: Ayiti

¨ Human capital – knowledge, skills, and good health – empowers people to achieve their potential and drives economic growth.This brief tracks progress by Haiti in building and using human capital. The Human Capital Complementary Indicators offer a snapshot of human capital investments at four stages of the lifecycle. The figures show the latest available data, benchmarked against regional averages. The figures also report progress over the previous 5 years. – EARLY CHILDHOOD • Neonatal mortality rate.The neonatal mortality rate is24per 1,000 live births (2022), compared to 27 in 2017. The indicator is higher than the regional average. • DTP vaccination rate, third dose.In 2023,51%of infants received the third dose of the diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccine, compared to 64% in 2018. The indicator is below the regional average. • Prevalence of anemia in children.In 2019,60%of children ages 6–59 months had anemia, compared to 62% in 2015. The indicator is higher than the regional average. SCHOOL AGE • Child mortality rate.The mortality rate for children ages 5-14 is 10per 1,000 children aged 5 (2022), compared to 11 in 2017. The indicator is higher than the regional average. • Children engaged in child labor.Internationally comparable data on this indicator is not available for Haiti. The regional average for this indicator is 6%. • Learning poverty.Internationally comparable data on this indicator is not available for Haiti. The regional average for this indicator is 58%. YOUTH • Adolescent fertility rate.The number of births for every 1,000 women ages 15-19 is52(2022), compared to 56 in 2017. The indicator is higher than the regional average. • Upper secondary school completion rate.The upper secondary completion rate is18%(at ages 3-5 years above the intended age for the last grade of that level) (2022), compared to 16% in 2017. The indicator is below the regional average. • Youth unemployment rate.Unemployed youth as a share of the youth labor force (ages 15-24) is37%(2023), compared to 35% in 2018. The indicator is higher than the regional average. ADULTS • Life expectancy at birth.Life expectancy at birth is64years (2022). This remains unchanged since 2017. The indicator is lower than the regional average. • Female labor force participation rate.Female labor force participa- tion as a percentage of the female working-age population (ages 25+) is72%(2023), compared to 75% in 2018. The indicator is above the regional average. • Adult unemployment rate.Unemployed adults as a share of the adult labor force (ages 25+) is11%(2023), compared to 10% in 2018. The indicator is higher than the regional average. Note: Missing symbols indicate internationally comparable data are not avail- able to generate the corresponding statistic.