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WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP Date 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 272 ANNEX 13: SETTLEMENTAND POPULATION A13.1: Socio-Economy Basic Indicators The socio-economic indicators from the latest UNDP Human Development Report (HDR), 2011 show an improvement in some sectors from the 2008 indicators for Liberia in general. According to the HDR Liberia is ranked 182 on the Human Development Index (HDI) with a value of 0.329, thus falling in the Low Human Development category, but this is an improvement from 2010 ranking by one place. Population has grown, and with it the number of people living below the national poverty line has decreased. However, the health indicators show a deteriorating situation with an increase of people with infectious diseases and government spending on health as a percentage of GDP also going down. Government spending on the education sector has increased, albeit the constant percentage of student enrolment at the different levels of education. The HDI index trend for Liberia has been 0.453 in 1995, 0.459 in 2000 to the present 0.483. 9.7% of the population is vulnerable to poverty while 57.5% are vulnerable to severe poverty. The poor who are deprived of environmental services are as follows: 33.5% are deprived of clean water, 78.9% of the population don’t have access to improved sanitation, while 83.9% have no access to modern fuels. For the years 2000-2009, the proportion of the population living below the national poverty line was 63.8%. This should have improved now with the return of a number of Liberians from the USA and the beginning of a semblance to democracy. Table 30-12: Socio-economic indicators Social Indicators 2011 2010 Economic Indicators 2011 2010 HDI 0.329 0.325 Goss National Income per capita PPP$ 265 Population in millions (2011) 4.1 GDP in USD in billions 1.0 Average annual population growth, %, 2010-2015 2.6 GDP per capita in USD 246.9 Population below national poverty line, %, 2000-09 63.8 GDP per capita, PPP in USD, (2009) 396 Population in severe poverty , %, 2007 57.5 % Average annual Growth rate GDP per capita , (1970-2008) Health: (2009) Life expectancy at birth (Years) 56.8 HIV prevalence (% ages15-24), 2009, Female HIV prevalence (% ages15-24), 2009, Male Incidence of TB per 100,000, (2009) 288.0 Population under 5 suffering from stunting, 2000-9 Pop under 5 suffering from wasting, 2000-09 Infant mortality rate per 1,000 live births – under 5 mortality rate, 2009 Adult mortality rate per 1,000 people, 2009, Fema. Adult mortality rate per 1,000 , 2009, Male 0.7 0.3 39.4 20.4 112 337 389 Undernourished % of total population , 2007 33 % of total health expenditure, public, 2009 39.7 -2.0
WEST AFRICAN POWER POOL (WAPP) PÖYRY ENERGY LTD. Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP Date 2012-09-18 ESIA Report Page 273 Deaths due to malaria per million people 444.7 Commitment to health, per capita PPP USD 29.4 Maternal mortality ratio, number live births/100,00 990 Govt spending on health % of GDP 13.2 Education: (2010) Mean years of schooling (years) 3.9 Expected years of schooling (years) 11.0 Tertiary enrolment ratio(%), 2001-09, Gross .. 17.4 Adult literacy rate (% ages 15 and older) 59.1 Education enrolment (%) Primary enrolment ratio (%) 90.6 Secondary enrolment ratio (%), 2001-2009 .. 38.0 Govt spending on education % of GDP 13.2 Water and Sanitation: (2008) Access to improved sanitation (%) Urban (2008) Rural (2008) Access to improved water (%) Urban (2008) Rural (2008) 17 25 45.1 79 51 Imports and Exports: (2008) Imports of goods & services (% of GDP) 173 Export of goods & services (% of GDP) 31 Overseas Development Assistance: (2009) ODA received in USD (millions) 513.02 Per capita 133.7 Per cent of GDP 78.3 Net direct investment inflows (% of GDP) 24.9 Debt service as percent of GNI 8.7 Internally displaced persons (2010), thousands 23.0 Remittance inflows (% of GDP), 2009 6.2 Energy Consumption: Traditional fuel consumption (% of total energy requirements) Gender Related Development Index: Energy Sources: .. .. Energy consumption per capita, kilowatt-hours .. .. Population with at least secondary ed, %, Female 15.7 Total primary energy supply (Mt of oil equiv.) Population with at least secondary ed,, %, Male 39.2 Coal % Oil % Labour force participation rate (%), 2009, Female 66.6 Natural gas % Labour force participation rate (%), 2009, Male 75.8 Hydro, solar, wind, geothermal % Biomass % Seats in Parliament held by women (% female) 13.8 Nuclear % .. Source: UNDP Human Development Report, 2011 , “Sustainability and Equity: A better Future for All” New York, USA, 2011, website: http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2011/ and earlier years (2009-2010) and the World <strong>Bank</strong>’s website for indicators: http://www.app.collinsindicate.com/worldbankatlas-global/en .. .. .. .. .. ..
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