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Marshall Islands Lowest Health Spending

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11.19% in 2001

Current health expenditure as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest health spending in Marshall Islands was 11.19% in 2001. The top 5 years were: 2001 (11.19%), 2011 (11.36%), 2012 (11.66%), 2017 (12.02%), 2014 (12.04%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾

Marshall Islands Top 5 Lowest Health Spending Years
Rank	Year	Value
1st	2001	11.19%
2nd	2011	11.36%
3rd	2012	11.66%
4th	2017	12.02%
5th	2014	12.04%

All Data (sorted by value)▾

Year	Value	Change	Rank
2025	12.65%	−0.76%	8th
2021	12.49%	+0.37%	185th
2020	12.12%	−2.87%	181st
2017	12.02%	−2.60%	187th
2014	12.04%	−0.09%	187th
2013	12.14%	+0.48%	188th
2012	11.66%	+0.30%	186th
2011	11.36%	−6.37%	186th
2002	12.07%	+0.88%	183rd
2001	11.19%	−2.34%	180th
2023	13.41%	−0.20%	187th
2022	13.61%	+1.12%	186th
2018	14.47%	+2.44%	190th
2004	14.15%	+0.82%	186th
2003	13.33%	+1.27%	185th
2000	13.52%	–	182nd
2019	14.99%	+0.52%	189th
2016	14.63%	−0.15%	189th
2015	14.78%	+2.74%	190th
2010	17.73%	−1.00%	188th
2007	16.83%	−5.47%	186th
2009	18.73%	−0.25%	187th
2008	18.98%	+2.15%	186th
2005	18.45%	+4.30%	187th
2006	22.30%	+3.85%	187th

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