Current Health Expenditure (% of GDP) 2007
Current health expenditure as a percentage of GDP highlights spending trends. Compare countries, explore rankings, and view historical data.
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1 | Nauru | 24.231 % of GDP | |
2 |  Marshall Islands | 16.825 % of GDP | |
3 |  United States | 14.918 % of GDP | |
4 |  Namibia | 11.414 % of GDP | |
5 |  Micronesia (Fed. States of) | 11.233 % of GDP | |
6 |  Republic of Moldova | 11.021 % of GDP | |
7 |  Cuba | 10.967 % of GDP | |
8 |  Kiribati | 10.945 % of GDP | |
9 |  Tuvalu | 10.459 % of GDP | |
10 |  France | 10.334 % of GDP | |
11 |  Afghanistan | 9.905 % of GDP | |
12 |  Germany | 9.835 % of GDP | |
13 |  Austria | 9.605 % of GDP | |
14 |  State of Palestine | 9.588 % of GDP | |
15 |  Canada | 9.435 % of GDP | |
16 |  Switzerland | 9.417 % of GDP | |
17 |  Denmark | 9.302 % of GDP | |
18 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | 9.255 % of GDP | |
19 |  Portugal | 9.252 % of GDP | |
20 |  Burundi | 9.186 % of GDP | |
21 |  Belgium | 9.139 % of GDP | |
22 |  Serbia | 9.018 % of GDP | |
23 |  Netherlands | 9.001 % of GDP | |
24 |  Palau | 8.837 % of GDP | |
25 |  United Kingdom | 8.76 % of GDP | |
26 |  Lebanon | 8.56 % of GDP | |
27 |  Greece | 8.523 % of GDP | |
28 |  El Salvador | 8.478 % of GDP | |
29 |  Iceland | 8.354 % of GDP | |
30 |  New Zealand | 8.329 % of GDP | |
31 |  Maldives | 8.306 % of GDP | |
32 |  Brazil | 8.202 % of GDP | |
33 |  Malta | 8.186 % of GDP | |
34 |  Italy | 8.102 % of GDP | |
35 |  Honduras | 8.085 % of GDP | |
36 |  Finland | 8.084 % of GDP | |
37 |  Australia | 8.052 % of GDP | |
38 |  Norway | 8.017 % of GDP | |
39 |  Sweden | 7.988 % of GDP | |
40 |  Spain | 7.962 % of GDP | |
41 |  Eswatini | 7.93 % of GDP | |
42 |  Jordan | 7.91 % of GDP | |
43 |  Rwanda | 7.863 % of GDP | |
44 |  Argentina | 7.862 % of GDP | |
45 |  Ireland | 7.808 % of GDP | |
46 |  Japan | 7.779 % of GDP | |
47 |  Slovenia | 7.541 % of GDP | |
48 |  Uruguay | 7.462 % of GDP | |
49 |  Georgia | 7.435 % of GDP | |
50 |  Croatia | 7.389 % of GDP | |
51 |  Panama | 7.352 % of GDP | |
52 |  Lesotho | 7.223 % of GDP | |
53 |  Hungary | 7.207 % of GDP | |
54 |  Solomon Islands | 7.186 % of GDP | |
55 |  Slovakia | 7.175 % of GDP | |
56 |  Sao Tome and Principe | 7.006 % of GDP | |
57 |  Costa Rica | 6.996 % of GDP | |
58 |  Nicaragua | 6.956 % of GDP | |
59 |  Kyrgyzstan | 6.932 % of GDP | |
60 |  South Africa | 6.905 % of GDP | |
61 |  Tanzania | 6.884 % of GDP | |
62 |  Israel | 6.673 % of GDP | |
63 |  North Macedonia | 6.571 % of GDP | |
64 |  Colombia | 6.491 % of GDP | |
65 |  Chile | 6.213 % of GDP | |
66 |  Guatemala | 6.192 % of GDP | |
67 |  Jamaica | 6.191 % of GDP | |
68 |  Luxembourg | 6.158 % of GDP | |
69 |  Bulgaria | 6.157 % of GDP | |
70 |  Uganda | 6.113 % of GDP | |
71 |  Ukraine | 6.018 % of GDP | |
72 |  Czech Republic | 5.99 % of GDP | |
73 |  Poland | 5.864 % of GDP | |
74 |  Albania | 5.856 % of GDP | |
75 |  Yemen | 5.821 % of GDP | |
76 |  Latvia | 5.82 % of GDP | |
77 |  Burkina Faso | 5.775 % of GDP | |
78 |  Lithuania | 5.76 % of GDP | |
79 |  Belarus | 5.692 % of GDP | |
80 |  Sudan | 5.663 % of GDP | |
81 |  Timor-Leste | 5.648 % of GDP | |
82 |  Ecuador | 5.557 % of GDP | |
83 |  Saint Lucia | 5.542 % of GDP | |
84 |  Tajikistan | 5.541 % of GDP | |
85 |  Botswana | 5.521 % of GDP | |
86 |  Mexico | 5.507 % of GDP | |
87 |  Armenia | 5.498 % of GDP | |
88 |  Malawi | 5.443 % of GDP | |
89 |  Niger | 5.431 % of GDP | |
90 |  Comoros | 5.418 % of GDP | |
91 |  Barbados | 5.369 % of GDP | |
92 |  Cyprus | 5.357 % of GDP | |
93 |  Sierra Leone | 5.317 % of GDP | |
94 |  Eritrea | 5.279 % of GDP | |
95 |  Mali | 5.253 % of GDP | |
96 |  Grenada | 5.239 % of GDP | |
97 |  Turkey | 5.238 % of GDP | |
98 |  Suriname | 5.221 % of GDP | |
99 |  Estonia | 5.184 % of GDP | |
100 |  Tunisia | 5.175 % of GDP | |
101 |  Kenya | 5.124 % of GDP | |
102 |  San Marino | 5.096 % of GDP | |
103 |  Romania | 5.022 % of GDP | |
104 |  Paraguay | 5.02 % of GDP | |
105 |  Ethiopia | 5.001 % of GDP | |
106 |  South Korea | 4.958 % of GDP | |
107 |  Gambia | 4.955 % of GDP | |
108 |  Andorra | 4.941 % of GDP | |
109 |  Guinea-Bissau | 4.926 % of GDP | |
110 |  Iran | 4.912 % of GDP | |
111 |  Morocco | 4.808 % of GDP | |
112 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | 4.797 % of GDP | |
113 |  Dominica | 4.791 % of GDP | |
114 |  Russia | 4.748 % of GDP | |
115 |  Samoa | 4.745 % of GDP | |
116 |  Tonga | 4.733 % of GDP | |
117 |  Bolivia | 4.697 % of GDP | |
118 |  Central African Republic | 4.634 % of GDP | |
119 |  Vietnam | 4.629 % of GDP | |
120 |  Madagascar | 4.609 % of GDP | |
121 |  Zambia | 4.56 % of GDP | |
122 |  Uzbekistan | 4.543 % of GDP | |
123 |  Bahamas | 4.496 % of GDP | |
124 |  Egypt | 4.445 % of GDP | |
125 |  Cambodia | 4.427 % of GDP | |
126 |  Peru | 4.426 % of GDP | |
127 |  Liberia | 4.329 % of GDP | |
128 |  Guyana | 4.281 % of GDP | |
129 |  Côte d'Ivoire | 4.194 % of GDP | |
130 |  Trinidad and Tobago | 4.154 % of GDP | |
131 |  Dominican Republic | 4.089 % of GDP | |
132 |  Mongolia | 4.075 % of GDP | |
133 |  Belize | 4.053 % of GDP | |
134 |  Djibouti | 4.053 % of GDP | |
135 |  Antigua and Barbuda | 3.924 % of GDP | |
136 |  Nigeria | 3.91 % of GDP | |
137 |  Congo, Democratic Republic of the | 3.894 % of GDP | |
138 |  Cabo Verde | 3.842 % of GDP | |
139 |  Bhutan | 3.838 % of GDP | |
140 |  Sri Lanka | 3.823 % of GDP | |
141 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 3.822 % of GDP | |
142 |  Monaco | 3.812 % of GDP | |
143 |  Mozambique | 3.8 % of GDP | |
144 |  Cameroon | 3.795 % of GDP | |
145 |  Seychelles | 3.793 % of GDP | |
146 |  Philippines | 3.753 % of GDP | |
147 |  Syrian Arab Republic | 3.739 % of GDP | |
148 |  Ghana | 3.709 % of GDP | |
149 |  Togo | 3.677 % of GDP | |
150 |  Nepal | 3.673 % of GDP | |
151 |  Haiti | 3.647 % of GDP | |
152 |  Algeria | 3.62 % of GDP | |
153 |  China | 3.617 % of GDP | |
154 |  India | 3.581 % of GDP | |
155 |  Saudi Arabia | 3.562 % of GDP | |
156 |  Mauritius | 3.523 % of GDP | |
157 |  Guinea | 3.483 % of GDP | |
158 |  Chad | 3.472 % of GDP | |
159 |  Fiji | 3.415 % of GDP | |
160 |  Senegal | 3.415 % of GDP | |
161 |  Iraq | 3.215 % of GDP | |
162 |  Thailand | 3.193 % of GDP | |
163 |  Bahrain | 3.161 % of GDP | |
164 |  Laos | 3.13 % of GDP | |
165 |  Vanuatu | 3.108 % of GDP | |
166 |  Turkmenistan | 3.093 % of GDP | |
167 |  Gabon | 3.083 % of GDP | |
168 |  Malaysia | 3.07 % of GDP | |
169 |  Benin | 2.937 % of GDP | |
170 |  Mauritania | 2.876 % of GDP | |
171 |  Singapore | 2.837 % of GDP | |
172 |  Indonesia | 2.824 % of GDP | |
173 |  Kazakhstan | 2.703 % of GDP | |
174 |  Angola | 2.658 % of GDP | |
175 |  Pakistan | 2.624 % of GDP | |
176 |  United Arab Emirates | 2.566 % of GDP | |
177 |  Papua New Guinea | 2.421 % of GDP | |
178 |  Libya | 2.419 % of GDP | |
179 |  Bangladesh | 2.173 % of GDP | |
180 |  Oman | 2.114 % of GDP | |
181 |  Qatar | 2.07 % of GDP | |
182 |  Myanmar | 2.036 % of GDP | |
183 |  Azerbaijan | 1.994 % of GDP | |
184 |  Brunei Darussalam | 1.941 % of GDP | |
185 |  Kuwait | 1.927 % of GDP | |
186 |  Congo | 1.902 % of GDP | |
187 | Equatorial Guinea | 1.421 % of GDP |
- #1Nauru
- #2Marshall Islands
- #3United States
- #4Namibia
- #5Micronesia (Fed. States of)
- #6Republic of Moldova
- #7Cuba
- #8Kiribati
- #9Tuvalu
- #10France
Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.
- #187Equatorial Guinea
- #186Congo
- #185Kuwait
- #184Brunei Darussalam
- #183Azerbaijan
- #182Myanmar
- #181Qatar
- #180Oman
- #179Bangladesh
- #178Libya
Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.
Data Source
Current health expenditure (% of GDP) | World Health Organization (WHO) via World Bank
Data produced by Global Health Expenditure Database, updated December 12th, 2025, World Health Organization (WHO), compiled and published by World Bank as "Current health expenditure (% of GDP)".
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