Latest published country values

Life expectancy at birth, total

Results: 194 · 61–80

Published values share a source series, unit and reference period. Countries without a published record for this period are not shown.

Life expectancy at birth, total · Exact values
CountryValueReference periodSourceQualityHistorical trend
France 83 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Gabon 68.5 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Gambia 66.1 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Georgia 74.7 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Germany 80.8 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Ghana 65.7 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Greece 81.8 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Grenada 75.4 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Guatemala 72.7 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Guinea 60.9 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Guinea-Bissau 64.3 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Guyana 70.3 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Haiti 65.1 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Honduras 73 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Hungary 76.7 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Iceland 82.8 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
India 72.2 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Indonesia 71.3 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Iran 77.9 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Iraq 72.4 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend

Indicator overview

Methodology
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Published in World Bank WDI and derived from a period life table based on that year's sex- and age-specific death rates.

Limitations
Values based on UN Population Division data may be interpolated from five-year periods and can differ from observed events or national official life tables.

How to read this indicator

Life expectancy at birth is neither the average age of living residents nor an individual's remaining lifespan. It summarizes mortality conditions; median age describes population composition.

A small country difference does not establish the effect of a healthcare system or a lifestyle. Check age- and sex-specific evidence and consistency across periods before drawing such conclusions.

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