Landlocked countries Compared by Economy > Income > Health expenditure per capita, PPP > Constant 2005 international $

DEFINITION: Health expenditure per capita, PPP (constant 2005 international $). Total health expenditure is the sum of public and private health expenditures as a ratio of total population. It covers the provision of health services (preventive and curative), family planning activities, nutrition activities, and emergency aid designated for health but does not include provision of water and sanitation. Data are in international dollars converted using 2005 purchasing power parity (PPP) rates.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Luxembourg	$6,876.09	2011
2	Switzerland	$5,564.25	2011
3	Austria	$4,481.58	2011
4	San Marino	$3,279.43	2011
5	Andorra	$3,073.26	2011
6	Slovakia	$2,087.90	2011
7	Czech Republic	$1,922.85	2011
8	Hungary	$1,669.26	2011
9	Serbia	$1,195.22	2011
10	Belarus	$793.46	2011
11	Botswana	$734.06	2011
12	Kazakhstan	$533.61	2011
13	Paraguay	$526.47	2011
14	Azerbaijan	$523.13	2011
15	Swaziland	$433.51	2011
16	Moldova	$385.55	2011
17	Turkmenistan	$251.05	2011
18	Mongolia	$250.50	2011
19	Bolivia	$250.26	2011
20	Armenia	$249.54	2011
21	Bhutan	$236.22	2011
22	Lesotho	$218.78	2011
23	Uzbekistan	$189.46	2011
24	Kyrgyzstan	$160.70	2011
25	Tajikistan	$135.38	2011
26	Rwanda	$134.64	2011
27	Uganda	$127.98	2011
28	Zambia	$99.32	2011
29	Burkina Faso	$81.15	2011
30	Laos	$77.94	2011
31	Malawi	$76.99	2011
32	Mali	$73.24	2011
33	Nepal	$68.33	2011
34	Chad	$65.48	2011
35	Zimbabwe	$55.96	2001
36	Burundi	$52.38	2011
37	Ethiopia	$51.96	2011
38	Afghanistan	$50.47	2011
39	Niger	$39.32	2011
40	Central African Republic	$30.90	2011

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