Liechtenstein Agriculture Value Added

Liechtenstein’s agriculture value added has remained modest, registering 0.17 % of GDP in 2025, which places the principality at rank 189 worldwide. The indicator rose from a low of 0.12 % in 2016, the earliest year in the nine‑year series, to a peak of 0.21 % in 2020 before settling at the current level. Compared with peers of similar size, Luxembourg posted a comparable peak of 0.21 % while Bermuda’s figure stood at 0.20 % in the most recent year, underscoring that Liechtenstein’s agricultural contribution is slightly below the upper bound of its peer group. The upward movement after the 2016 trough reflects limited but steady diversification of the agrarian sector, yet the modest scale of output suggests structural constraints such as limited arable land and a highly service‑oriented economy. Continued investment in high‑value niche farming and export‑oriented agri‑technology could sustain the modest upward trend, whereas a shift toward further service‑sector expansion may keep the contribution flat or lower it in the coming years.