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Gini Index by country

Income inequality (0 = perfect equality, 100 = perfect inequality).

Global average stress
31.8moderate
Countries covered
22
Unit
index

Global trend

Mean stress score across all countries for which data is available, over the last 12 months.

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Bandslowmoderateelevatedhighcritical

Where the pressure is concentrated

The five most-affected and five least-affected countries on this indicator right now.

Most affected

Least affected

Full ranking

All 22 tracked countries, ordered from most to least affected. Click any country to see its full composite breakdown.

#CountryRaw valueStress scoreAs of
1South Africa54.1 index97.02022-12-31
2Brazil50.3 index84.32024-12-31
3Turkey43.9 index63.02025-12-31
4Mexico42.6 index58.72024-12-31
5Argentina42.4 index58.02024-12-31
6United States41.8 index56.02024-12-31
7Israel38.3 index44.32022-12-31
8Australia33.8 index29.32020-12-31
9South Korea32.9 index26.32021-12-31
10United Kingdom32.4 index24.72021-12-31
11Japan32.3 index24.32020-12-31
12Canada31.5 index21.72022-12-31
13Switzerland31.0 index20.02024-12-31
14Italy31.0 index20.02025-12-31
15Spain30.8 index19.32025-12-31
16France30.4 index18.02025-12-31
17Germany30.1 index17.02025-12-31
18Sweden28.6 index12.02025-12-31
19Netherlands25.9 index3.02025-12-31
20India25.5 index1.72022-12-31
21Norway23.7 index0.02025-12-31
22Poland24.9 index0.02025-12-31

Why it matters

Gini Index is a contributing indicator to the Economic meta-index, one of the five dimensions of The Human Index composite. Higher raw value = more stress.

Movements in this indicator are tracked daily and feed into every country's composite score on the next cron cycle.

Source & methodology

Source: World BankAs of Stale

Raw values are normalized to a 0–100 stress scale per the bounds documented in the codebase. See methodology for the full normalization and band-threshold derivation.