Sudan Gini Index
Gini index (0=perfect equality, 100=perfect inequality) SI.POV.GINI
Sudan's gini index was 34.2 in 2014, ranked 36th globally. This represents a 3.4% decrease from 2013. Data from World Bank, covering 2009–2014.
Overview
Sudan's gini index stood at 34.2 in 2014, a decline of +1.2 from 2009. Sudan ranked 36th globally.
Sudan's Gini Index, a measure of income inequality, has shown a slight decline over the past five years. The country's all-time peak of 35.40 in 2009 indicates a period of increased income disparity, which has since decreased to 34.20 in 2014, ranking Sudan 36th globally. This decline is comparable to that of Liberia, which shares a similar ranking. In comparison to other countries, Sudan's Gini Index remains higher than that of Canada, which has a score of 33.20. The reduction in income inequality in Sudan suggests a shift towards greater economic equality, a trend that could be influenced by future economic development and social policies. However, the trajectory may change if Sudan's economic growth is skewed towards a small elite, potentially increasing income inequality in the future.
Data & projection
Detected Pattern
Analysis
Sudan matched the Stagflation Risk pattern in 2024. Historically, 38% of countries showing this pattern (117 out of 307) saw gini index improve within 24 months. View full analysis →
Frequently Asked Questions
Sudan's gini index was 34.2 in 2014. Ranked 36th globally. This represents a 3.4% decrease from the previous year.
Sudan's gini index peaked at 35.4 in 2009.
The lowest gini index in Sudan was 34.2 in 2014.
Sudan ranks 36th globally in gini index as of 2014.
The World Bank indicator code is SI.POV.GINI. Data sourced from World Bank.
The gini index of Sudan in 2014 was 34.2. This ranks 36th in the world.
Cite this page
@misc{historysaid_sudan_gini-index,
title = {Sudan Gini Index},
url = {https://historysaid.com/sudan/gini-index/},
publisher = {HistorySaid},
year = {2026}
}