HaitiLatin America & Caribbean
Haiti: 110th largest economy, 161st in military spending
Population11.9M#82 of 194 in the world · 2025
GDP$32.1B#110 of 193 in the world · 2025
GDP per person$2.7k#147 of 193 in the world · 2025
Fossil fuel output0.0 TWh#145 of 186 in the world · 2016
Military spending$19.8M#161 of 167 in the world · 2024
Bars show the share of states this actor is ahead of. Rank is among states, each at its latest year.
Attacks reported
attack log →≥ 80 events in or near Haiti, last 30 days reported by the sources; the strongest are listed. No source sees every attack.
- 2026-10-30 · Armed clash · Croix-Des-Bouquets, Ouest, Haiti · GDELT ↗ · machine-coded
- 2026-10-30 · Assault or killing · Port-Au-Prince, Ouest, Haiti · GDELT ↗ · machine-coded
- 2026-10-30 · Assault or killing · Port-Au-Prince, Ouest, Haiti · GDELT ↗ · machine-coded
- 2026-10-30 · Armed clash · Port-Au-Prince, Ouest, Haiti · GDELT ↗ · machine-coded
11.9M people, 56% in cities
- Population11.9M2025
- Population growth1.1%2025
- Urban population55.6%2025
- Land area27.6k km²2023
A $32.1B economy, $2.7k per person
- GDP$32.1B2025
- GDP (purchasing power)$37.3B2025
- GDP per person$2.7k2025
- GDP per person (purchasing power)$3.1k2025
- GDP growth-2.7%2025
Fuels are 0% of goods exports
- Exports, share of GDP1.6%2025
- Imports, share of GDP14.3%2025
- Fuels, share of goods exports0.0%2016
- Exports of goods and services$500M2025
- Imports of goods and services$4.6B2025
Fossil fuel output of 0.0 TWh
Oilmade 0.0 TWhno figureused
Gasmade 0.0 TWhno figureused
Coalmade 0.0 TWhno figureused
- Fossil fuel production (oil + gas + coal)0.0 TWh2016
- Primary energy consumption12 TWh2023
- Energy use per person1.0 MWh2023
- Electricity generation0.9 TWh2024
- Electricity from fossil fuels81.4%2024
Spends $19.8M on its military, 0.1% of GDP
- Military spending$19.8M2024
- Military spending, share of GDP0.1%2024
- Armed forces personnel1k2020
What Haiti's leaders said lately
5 statements on record, newest first
- Wien-Weibert Arthus, Deputy Permanent Representative of Haiti · 19 Octdemand
Weapons and ammunition sustaining gangs are not made in Haiti and continue to arrive via transnational trafficking networks; called for full implementation of resolution 2831 (2026) to halt illicit arms flows. source ↗ - Wien-Weibert Arthus, Deputy Permanent Representative of Haiti · 19 Oct
security operations alone will not be enough
source ↗ - Pierre Ericq Pierre, Representative to the UN · 14 Octaccusation
the capacity of armed groups to cause harm is based not only on their criminal activities but also on the existence of financing, supply, and support networks, sometimes facilitated by national and international actors with economic resources or political influence
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Where these numbers come from
- World Bank World Development Indicators (military figures: SIPRI) ↗ · CC BY 4.0 · 2016-2025
- Our World in Data energy dataset (Energy Institute, Ember, EIA) ↗ · CC BY 4.0 · 2016-2024
- IMF World Economic Outlook (DataMapper) ↗ · IMF open data, attribution · 2026
- Wikidata (heads of state and government) ↗ · CC0
Leaders as of 2026-10-05. Figures fetched 2026-10-05; each shows its own year.
