Gam Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Gam Statistics

The Gambia is growing fast and staying young, with a median age of 19.7 and a population density near 240 people per square kilometer, yet 86.5% dependency means today’s youth are carrying tomorrow’s weight. Track how GDP of $2.368 billion and real growth of 5.8% sit beside pressures like youth unemployment of 12.5%, 48.6% living below the poverty line, and limited health capacity, from hospital beds to COVID vaccination coverage.

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Key Statistics

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The population of The Gambia reached 2,773,168 in 2023 according to official estimates, reflecting a steady growth from previous years driven by high fertility rates.

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The Gambia has a population density of approximately 240 people per square kilometer, one of the highest in Africa due to its narrow geography.

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Median age in The Gambia is 19.7 years, indicating a very youthful population with significant implications for labor markets.

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Annual population growth rate stands at 2.81% as of 2023, fueled by net migration and natural increase.

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Urban population percentage is 62.8% in 2023, with Banjul and Serekunda as major hubs.

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Ethnic composition shows Mandinka at 34.5%, Fula 24.3%, and Wolof 15.4% as the largest groups.

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Religious demographics: 96.4% Muslim, 3.5% Christian, and 0.1% other.

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Net migration rate is -1.4 migrants per 1,000 population, indicating outward migration trends.

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Dependency ratio is 86.5%, with 77.8% youth dependency highlighting youth bulge challenges.

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Sex ratio at birth is 1.03 males per female, typical for the region.

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Life expectancy at birth for males is 64.6 years and for females 68.4 years in 2023.

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Infant mortality rate is 39.6 deaths per 1,000 live births, improved from previous decades.

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Maternal mortality ratio is 667 deaths per 100,000 live births as of latest data.

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Total fertility rate is 4.42 children per woman, contributing to population growth.

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Age structure: 0-14 years 42.5%, 15-64 years 54.7%, 65+ years 2.8%.

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Literacy rate for population aged 15+ is 50.8% overall, with male 62.1% and female 41.9%.

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Languages spoken: English (official), Mandinka, Wolof, Fula, among others.

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Gambia has 6 regions administratively, with West Coast Region most populous.

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Youth unemployment rate among 15-24 year olds is 12.5%, exacerbating social issues.

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International migrant stock is 4.2% of population, mostly to Europe and Senegal.

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Remittances received amount to 8.5% of GDP, vital for household incomes.

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HIV prevalence among adults 15-49 is 1.2%, managed through national programs.

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Obesity rate among adults is 10.2%, rising with urbanization.

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Access to improved drinking water: 78.5% of population.

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Sanitation access: 53.2% with improved facilities.

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Refugee population hosted: approximately 12,000 from conflicts in region.

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Population below poverty line: 48.6% using national definition.

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Gini index of income inequality is 35.9, moderate for West Africa.

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Labor force participation rate: 65.4% for ages 15+.

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Female labor force participation: 58.2%, lower than male 72.1%.

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GDP of The Gambia in 2023 was $2.368 billion USD nominal.

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GDP per capita reached $850 USD in 2023, low but growing slowly.

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Real GDP growth rate was 5.8% in 2023, driven by services and agriculture recovery.

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Inflation rate (consumer prices) averaged 13.2% in 2023 due to food and fuel shocks.

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Unemployment rate is officially 4.3%, but underemployment is widespread at over 30%.

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Agriculture sector contributes 25.8% to GDP, employing 70% of workforce.

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Industry sector: 21.3% of GDP, including manufacturing and construction.

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Services sector dominates at 52.9% of GDP, led by tourism.

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Exports of goods in 2022 totaled $139.5 million, mainly groundnuts and fish.

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Major exports: groundnuts 20%, fish 15%, cotton 5%.

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Imports of goods: $627.6 million in 2022, dominated by food and fuels.

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Current account balance: -15.2% of GDP in 2023, reflecting trade deficit.

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Public debt as % of GDP is 82.4% in 2023, high risk of distress.

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Foreign direct investment inflow: $22 million in 2022.

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Tourism contributes 20% to GDP, with 300,000 visitors pre-COVID.

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Groundnut production: 180,000 metric tons annually, key cash crop.

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Rice production self-sufficiency: only 20%, heavy imports needed.

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Fishing sector catches 50,000 tons yearly, export-oriented.

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Remittances as % of GDP: 18.5%, highest in West Africa.

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Ease of doing business rank: 148 out of 190 in latest report.

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Tax revenue as % of GDP: 12.4%, low collection efficiency.

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Official development assistance received: $150 million annually.

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Central bank discount rate: 12% as of 2023.

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Stock market capitalization: negligible, no formal exchange.

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Energy imports cover 90% of consumption, mainly petroleum.

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Mobile money transactions: over 60% of GDP volume in fintech growth.

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Construction sector growth: 8.2% in 2023 from infrastructure projects.

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Manufacturing value added: 7.5% of GDP, small-scale agro-processing.

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Youth literacy rate 15-24: 64.9% overall.

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Primary school enrollment net: 84.2%.

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Secondary school enrollment net: 47.6%.

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Tertiary enrollment gross: 3.2%.

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Pupil-teacher ratio primary: 35.2 students per teacher.

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Government expenditure on education: 4.8% of GDP.

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Schools total: over 1,800 primary, 300 secondary.

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Female primary completion rate: 72.1%.

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Male primary completion rate: 78.4%.

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Out-of-school children primary age: 15.8%.

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Education index HDI: 0.412, low level.

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Vocational training centers: 20 nationwide.

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Adult education participation: 12% of population.

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STEM graduates: 15% of tertiary degrees.

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Public expenditure per student primary: $45 USD.

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Learning poverty rate: 88% unable to read proficiently by age 10.

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Total land area of The Gambia is 11,300 square kilometers, smallest on African mainland.

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The Gambia River traverses the entire length of the country, 470 km within borders.

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Climate is tropical savanna with wet season June-October, average rainfall 1,100 mm.

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Elevation extremes: lowest point Atlantic Ocean 0 m, highest unnamed 53 m.

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Arable land: 17.9% of total land, vital for agriculture.

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Forest cover: 26.2% , threatened by deforestation.

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Coastline length: 80 km along Atlantic Ocean.

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Capital Banjul area: 12 sq km, population 31,000.

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Largest city Serekunda: population over 400,000 in metro area.

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Natural resources: fish, clay, silica sand, titanium (limited).

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Irrigated land: 140 sq km, small fraction.

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Renewable water resources: 4.229 billion cubic meters per year.

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Border with Senegal: 749 km, fully enclaved.

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Major environmental issues: deforestation, desertification, water pollution.

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Protected areas: 5 national parks covering 3% of territory.

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Kiang West National Park: 11,526 hectares, biodiversity hotspot.

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Average temperature Banjul: 27°C annual mean, highs 35°C dry season.

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Soil types: mostly lateritic, sandy loams suitable for peanuts.

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Flood-prone areas along Gambia River affect 10% of farmland yearly.

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Coastal erosion rate: 0.5-1 meter per year in some areas.

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Biodiversity: 609 bird species, 920 plant species recorded.

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Mangrove forests: 17,000 hectares along coast and river.

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Wind speeds average 3-5 m/s, potential for small wind energy.

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Solar irradiation: 5.5 kWh/m²/day average, high potential.

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Earthquake risk: very low, stable West African shield.

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Life expectancy at birth: 66.5 years overall in 2023.

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Under-5 mortality rate: 50.7 deaths per 1,000 live births.

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Immunization coverage DTP3: 94% among 1-year olds.

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Malaria incidence: 7.3% of population at risk, 1.2 cases per 1,000.

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HIV/AIDS adult prevalence: 1.6%, with 17,000 living with HIV.

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Tuberculosis incidence: 112 per 100,000 population.

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Hospital beds per 1,000 people: 1.1, severely limited.

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Physicians density: 0.1 per 1,000 population.

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Health expenditure: 5.6% of GDP, mostly out-of-pocket.

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Diabetes prevalence among adults: 4.8%.

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Non-communicable diseases cause 25% of deaths.

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Antenatal care coverage: 82% at least once.

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Contraceptive prevalence: 25.8% among married women.

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Stunting in children under 5: 25.1%.

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Wasting in children under 5: 4.6%.

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Overweight children under 5: 6.3%.

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Mental health facilities: 1 psychiatric hospital for whole country.

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Suicide rate: 3.5 per 100,000 population.

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Tobacco use among adults: 12.4%.

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Alcohol consumption per capita: 2.1 liters pure alcohol yearly.

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COVID-19 vaccination coverage: 28.5% fully vaccinated as of 2023.

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Neglected tropical diseases: onchocerciasis and trachoma prevalent.

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Health insurance coverage: 25% via national health scheme.

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Adolescent birth rate: 78.5 per 1,000 women aged 15-19.

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Female genital mutilation prevalence: 73% among girls under 14.

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Road traffic death rate: 27.6 per 100,000.

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Gam’s 2025 picture is defined by sharp contrasts, from a very youthful median age of 19.7 years to dependency pressures that hit 86.5% overall. With 78.5% of people having improved drinking water but only 53.2% using improved sanitation, daily life outcomes hinge on a few critical gaps. Add in rapid demographic growth at 2.81% alongside outward migration signals, and you can see why the country’s economy and public services keep getting stress tested.

Key Takeaways

  • The population of The Gambia reached 2,773,168 in 2023 according to official estimates, reflecting a steady growth from previous years driven by high fertility rates.
  • The Gambia has a population density of approximately 240 people per square kilometer, one of the highest in Africa due to its narrow geography.
  • Median age in The Gambia is 19.7 years, indicating a very youthful population with significant implications for labor markets.
  • GDP of The Gambia in 2023 was $2.368 billion USD nominal.
  • GDP per capita reached $850 USD in 2023, low but growing slowly.
  • Real GDP growth rate was 5.8% in 2023, driven by services and agriculture recovery.
  • Youth literacy rate 15-24: 64.9% overall.
  • Primary school enrollment net: 84.2%.
  • Secondary school enrollment net: 47.6%.
  • Total land area of The Gambia is 11,300 square kilometers, smallest on African mainland.
  • The Gambia River traverses the entire length of the country, 470 km within borders.
  • Climate is tropical savanna with wet season June-October, average rainfall 1,100 mm.
  • Life expectancy at birth: 66.5 years overall in 2023.
  • Under-5 mortality rate: 50.7 deaths per 1,000 live births.
  • Immunization coverage DTP3: 94% among 1-year olds.

The Gambia is a fast growing, youthful, densely populated economy, facing inequality, health limits, and youth unemployment.

Demographics

1The population of The Gambia reached 2,773,168 in 2023 according to official estimates, reflecting a steady growth from previous years driven by high fertility rates.
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2The Gambia has a population density of approximately 240 people per square kilometer, one of the highest in Africa due to its narrow geography.
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3Median age in The Gambia is 19.7 years, indicating a very youthful population with significant implications for labor markets.
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4Annual population growth rate stands at 2.81% as of 2023, fueled by net migration and natural increase.
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5Urban population percentage is 62.8% in 2023, with Banjul and Serekunda as major hubs.
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6Ethnic composition shows Mandinka at 34.5%, Fula 24.3%, and Wolof 15.4% as the largest groups.
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7Religious demographics: 96.4% Muslim, 3.5% Christian, and 0.1% other.
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8Net migration rate is -1.4 migrants per 1,000 population, indicating outward migration trends.
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9Dependency ratio is 86.5%, with 77.8% youth dependency highlighting youth bulge challenges.
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10Sex ratio at birth is 1.03 males per female, typical for the region.
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11Life expectancy at birth for males is 64.6 years and for females 68.4 years in 2023.
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12Infant mortality rate is 39.6 deaths per 1,000 live births, improved from previous decades.
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13Maternal mortality ratio is 667 deaths per 100,000 live births as of latest data.
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14Total fertility rate is 4.42 children per woman, contributing to population growth.
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15Age structure: 0-14 years 42.5%, 15-64 years 54.7%, 65+ years 2.8%.
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16Literacy rate for population aged 15+ is 50.8% overall, with male 62.1% and female 41.9%.
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17Languages spoken: English (official), Mandinka, Wolof, Fula, among others.
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18Gambia has 6 regions administratively, with West Coast Region most populous.
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19Youth unemployment rate among 15-24 year olds is 12.5%, exacerbating social issues.
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20International migrant stock is 4.2% of population, mostly to Europe and Senegal.
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21Remittances received amount to 8.5% of GDP, vital for household incomes.
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22HIV prevalence among adults 15-49 is 1.2%, managed through national programs.
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23Obesity rate among adults is 10.2%, rising with urbanization.
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24Access to improved drinking water: 78.5% of population.
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25Sanitation access: 53.2% with improved facilities.
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26Refugee population hosted: approximately 12,000 from conflicts in region.
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27Population below poverty line: 48.6% using national definition.
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28Gini index of income inequality is 35.9, moderate for West Africa.
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29Labor force participation rate: 65.4% for ages 15+.
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30Female labor force participation: 58.2%, lower than male 72.1%.
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Demographics Interpretation

The Gambia is a densely-packed nation of energetic youth who are rapidly outgrowing their slender borders, creating a future that hinges on turning its vibrant demographic momentum into sustainable economic opportunity before it bursts at the seams.

Economy

1GDP of The Gambia in 2023 was $2.368 billion USD nominal.
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2GDP per capita reached $850 USD in 2023, low but growing slowly.
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3Real GDP growth rate was 5.8% in 2023, driven by services and agriculture recovery.
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4Inflation rate (consumer prices) averaged 13.2% in 2023 due to food and fuel shocks.
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5Unemployment rate is officially 4.3%, but underemployment is widespread at over 30%.
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6Agriculture sector contributes 25.8% to GDP, employing 70% of workforce.
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7Industry sector: 21.3% of GDP, including manufacturing and construction.
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8Services sector dominates at 52.9% of GDP, led by tourism.
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9Exports of goods in 2022 totaled $139.5 million, mainly groundnuts and fish.
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10Major exports: groundnuts 20%, fish 15%, cotton 5%.
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11Imports of goods: $627.6 million in 2022, dominated by food and fuels.
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12Current account balance: -15.2% of GDP in 2023, reflecting trade deficit.
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13Public debt as % of GDP is 82.4% in 2023, high risk of distress.
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14Foreign direct investment inflow: $22 million in 2022.
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15Tourism contributes 20% to GDP, with 300,000 visitors pre-COVID.
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16Groundnut production: 180,000 metric tons annually, key cash crop.
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17Rice production self-sufficiency: only 20%, heavy imports needed.
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18Fishing sector catches 50,000 tons yearly, export-oriented.
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19Remittances as % of GDP: 18.5%, highest in West Africa.
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20Ease of doing business rank: 148 out of 190 in latest report.
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21Tax revenue as % of GDP: 12.4%, low collection efficiency.
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22Official development assistance received: $150 million annually.
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23Central bank discount rate: 12% as of 2023.
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24Stock market capitalization: negligible, no formal exchange.
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25Energy imports cover 90% of consumption, mainly petroleum.
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26Mobile money transactions: over 60% of GDP volume in fintech growth.
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27Construction sector growth: 8.2% in 2023 from infrastructure projects.
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28Manufacturing value added: 7.5% of GDP, small-scale agro-processing.
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Economy Interpretation

For a nation where most people work the land but services and tourism bring in the money, Gambia's economy is a delicate balancing act of promising growth, painful inflation, and a heavy reliance on the kindness of relatives abroad to keep the lights on.

Education

1Youth literacy rate 15-24: 64.9% overall.
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2Primary school enrollment net: 84.2%.
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3Secondary school enrollment net: 47.6%.
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4Tertiary enrollment gross: 3.2%.
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5Pupil-teacher ratio primary: 35.2 students per teacher.
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6Government expenditure on education: 4.8% of GDP.
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7Schools total: over 1,800 primary, 300 secondary.
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8Female primary completion rate: 72.1%.
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9Male primary completion rate: 78.4%.
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10Out-of-school children primary age: 15.8%.
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11Education index HDI: 0.412, low level.
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12Vocational training centers: 20 nationwide.
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13Adult education participation: 12% of population.
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14STEM graduates: 15% of tertiary degrees.
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15Public expenditure per student primary: $45 USD.
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16Learning poverty rate: 88% unable to read proficiently by age 10.
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Education Interpretation

The education system is managing to enroll children, but with primary classes crammed, teachers underfunded, and a staggering 88% failing to read proficiently by age ten, it's a perfect recipe for building schools but not necessarily educating anyone.

Geography

1Total land area of The Gambia is 11,300 square kilometers, smallest on African mainland.
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2The Gambia River traverses the entire length of the country, 470 km within borders.
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3Climate is tropical savanna with wet season June-October, average rainfall 1,100 mm.
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4Elevation extremes: lowest point Atlantic Ocean 0 m, highest unnamed 53 m.
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5Arable land: 17.9% of total land, vital for agriculture.
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6Forest cover: 26.2% , threatened by deforestation.
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7Coastline length: 80 km along Atlantic Ocean.
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8Capital Banjul area: 12 sq km, population 31,000.
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9Largest city Serekunda: population over 400,000 in metro area.
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10Natural resources: fish, clay, silica sand, titanium (limited).
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11Irrigated land: 140 sq km, small fraction.
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12Renewable water resources: 4.229 billion cubic meters per year.
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13Border with Senegal: 749 km, fully enclaved.
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14Major environmental issues: deforestation, desertification, water pollution.
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15Protected areas: 5 national parks covering 3% of territory.
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16Kiang West National Park: 11,526 hectares, biodiversity hotspot.
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17Average temperature Banjul: 27°C annual mean, highs 35°C dry season.
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18Soil types: mostly lateritic, sandy loams suitable for peanuts.
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19Flood-prone areas along Gambia River affect 10% of farmland yearly.
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20Coastal erosion rate: 0.5-1 meter per year in some areas.
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21Biodiversity: 609 bird species, 920 plant species recorded.
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22Mangrove forests: 17,000 hectares along coast and river.
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23Wind speeds average 3-5 m/s, potential for small wind energy.
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24Solar irradiation: 5.5 kWh/m²/day average, high potential.
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25Earthquake risk: very low, stable West African shield.
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Geography Interpretation

Despite being the smallest country on mainland Africa, The Gambia's narrow strip of land punches above its weight with rich biodiversity, but this fragile ecosystem is being squeezed by deforestation and erosion.

Health

1Life expectancy at birth: 66.5 years overall in 2023.
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2Under-5 mortality rate: 50.7 deaths per 1,000 live births.
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3Immunization coverage DTP3: 94% among 1-year olds.
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4Malaria incidence: 7.3% of population at risk, 1.2 cases per 1,000.
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5HIV/AIDS adult prevalence: 1.6%, with 17,000 living with HIV.
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6Tuberculosis incidence: 112 per 100,000 population.
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7Hospital beds per 1,000 people: 1.1, severely limited.
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8Physicians density: 0.1 per 1,000 population.
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9Health expenditure: 5.6% of GDP, mostly out-of-pocket.
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10Diabetes prevalence among adults: 4.8%.
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11Non-communicable diseases cause 25% of deaths.
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12Antenatal care coverage: 82% at least once.
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13Contraceptive prevalence: 25.8% among married women.
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14Stunting in children under 5: 25.1%.
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15Wasting in children under 5: 4.6%.
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16Overweight children under 5: 6.3%.
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17Mental health facilities: 1 psychiatric hospital for whole country.
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18Suicide rate: 3.5 per 100,000 population.
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19Tobacco use among adults: 12.4%.
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20Alcohol consumption per capita: 2.1 liters pure alcohol yearly.
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21COVID-19 vaccination coverage: 28.5% fully vaccinated as of 2023.
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22Neglected tropical diseases: onchocerciasis and trachoma prevalent.
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23Health insurance coverage: 25% via national health scheme.
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24Adolescent birth rate: 78.5 per 1,000 women aged 15-19.
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25Female genital mutilation prevalence: 73% among girls under 14.
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26Road traffic death rate: 27.6 per 100,000.
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Health Interpretation

The Gambia's healthcare system is a study in contrasts, where impressive childhood immunization rates provide a hopeful foundation, yet this progress is undercut by scarce hospital beds, a heavy reliance on out-of-pocket spending, and stubbornly high rates of maternal and adolescent health challenges.

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    NCBI
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