Latest published country values

Life expectancy at birth, total

Results: 194 · 81–100

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
Ireland 83 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Israel 83.2 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Italy 84 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Jamaica 71.6 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Japan 84 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Jordan 78 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Kazakhstan 74.5 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Kenya 63.8 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Kiribati 66.6 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Kuwait 84.6 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Kyrgyzstan 72.4 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Laos 69.2 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Latvia 76.4 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Lebanon 77.9 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Lesotho 57.8 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Liberia 62.3 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Libya 71.1 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Liechtenstein 84.2 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Lithuania 77.2 years 2024 World Bank Historical trend
Luxembourg 83.2 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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