Ivory Coast vs Rwanda statistics compared

Ivory Coast has a population of 31.9M (ranked 50/197), compared with 14.3M in Rwanda (ranked 77/197). Ivory Coast's land area is 122,780 sq mi versus 9,525 sq mi for Rwanda (ranked 66th vs. 146th).

By GDP, Ivory Coast ranks 76/197 ($86.5B) and Rwanda ranks 144/197 ($14.3B). By GDP per capita, Ivory Coast ranks 142/197 ($2,710), while Rwanda ranks 177/197 ($1,000).

Ivory Coast and Rwanda: Comparison Charts

Ivory Coast and Rwanda economies compared

GDP

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	GDP
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1960	$546,203,559	$119,000,024
1961	$618,245,634	$122,000,016
1962	$645,284,474	$125,000,008
1963	$761,047,198	$128,000,000
1964	$921,063,327	$129,999,994
1965	$919,771,229	$148,799,980
1966	$1,024,102,880	$124,525,703
1967	$1,082,922,725	$159,560,018
1968	$1,281,281,277	$172,200,018
1969	$1,361,360,293	$188,700,037
1970	$1,455,482,795	$219,900,006
1971	$1,584,128,509	$222,952,504
1972	$1,849,400,402	$246,457,838
1973	$2,508,421,426	$290,746,157
1974	$3,070,152,309	$308,458,423
1975	$3,893,839,190	$571,863,500
1976	$4,662,053,825	$637,753,853
1977	$6,265,068,189	$746,650,613
1978	$7,900,526,298	$905,709,076
1979	$9,142,933,967	$1,109,346,131
1980	$10,175,617,609	$1,254,765,642
1981	$8,432,589,942	$1,407,062,527
1982	$7,567,110,849	$1,407,243,139
1983	$6,838,184,773	$1,479,687,587
1984	$6,841,639,247	$1,587,413,084
1985	$6,977,650,644	$1,715,626,331
1986	$9,158,302,100	$1,944,710,684
1987	$10,087,654,465	$2,157,432,668
1988	$10,255,169,806	$2,395,492,687
1989	$9,757,410,645	$2,405,022,593
1990	$10,795,850,583	$2,550,185,679
1991	$10,492,628,581	$1,911,600,237
1992	$11,152,971,274	$2,029,026,962
1993	$11,045,760,288	$1,971,525,712
1994	$8,313,557,510	$753,636,370
1995	$11,000,146,267	$1,293,535,193
1996	$18,071,152,831	$1,382,334,879
1997	$18,047,558,038	$1,851,558,197
1998	$19,619,654,756	$1,989,343,546
1999	$18,870,992,456	$2,157,108,263
2000	$16,577,533,892	$2,068,836,754
2001	$16,810,537,044	$1,966,600,715
2002	$18,054,383,321	$1,966,003,468
2003	$21,251,754,340	$2,138,237,279
2004	$23,510,575,681	$2,376,496,067
2005	$24,036,918,703	$2,933,819,766
2006	$25,281,413,263	$3,319,784,539
2007	$28,760,090,953	$4,070,507,895
2008	$34,078,240,293	$5,179,854,065
2009	$33,886,813,250	$5,674,476,969
2010	$34,936,307,980	$6,124,756,654
2011	$36,693,710,801	$6,884,913,658
2012	$36,302,302,877	$7,654,761,045
2013	$42,760,235,485	$7,819,964,024
2014	$48,843,005,614	$8,238,966,120
2015	$45,815,005,169	$8,543,760,206
2016	$48,407,761,037	$8,695,272,061
2017	$52,512,343,997	$9,252,833,894
2018	$58,522,477,787	$9,637,904,519
2019	$60,382,894,697	$10,349,300,277
2020	$63,027,852,805	$10,174,386,855
2021	$72,794,636,649	$11,078,787,095
2022	$70,922,824,824	$13,316,161,006
2023	$79,618,056,324	$14,331,722,700
2024	$86,538,413,923	$14,251,642,231

Ivory Coast and Rwanda economies compared

GDP per capita

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	GDP per capita
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1960	$148.7	$39.4
1961	$162.3	$39.3
1962	$163.1	$39.2
1963	$185.1	$39.3
1964	$215.5	$39
1965	$207	$43.5
1966	$221.8	$35.4
1967	$225.6	$44
1968	$256.8	$46
1969	$262.2	$48.9
1970	$269	$55.2
1971	$280.3	$54.4
1972	$313	$58.4
1973	$406	$66.9
1974	$474	$68.9
1975	$575	$124.1
1976	$661	$134.4
1977	$856	$152.7
1978	$1,039	$179.9
1979	$1,157	$213.8
1980	$1,238	$234.4
1981	$986	$254.6
1982	$849	$246.4
1983	$737	$250.6
1984	$709	$259.9
1985	$695	$271.6
1986	$877	$297.7
1987	$930	$320
1988	$910	$344
1989	$833	$335
1990	$886	$346
1991	$827	$254
1992	$845	$264.1
1993	$804	$247
1994	$582	$111
1995	$740	$228
1996	$1,170	$206
1997	$1,125	$238.7
1998	$1,177	$246.2
1999	$1,096	$264.7
2000	$937	$251.9
2001	$925	$237.3
2002	$968	$234
2003	$1,111	$249
2004	$1,200	$269.5
2005	$1,198	$324
2006	$1,230	$357
2007	$1,368	$426
2008	$1,584	$528
2009	$1,540	$564
2010	$1,554	$594
2011	$1,597	$651
2012	$1,547	$707
2013	$1,786	$705
2014	$1,991	$725
2015	$1,815	$734
2016	$1,863	$730
2017	$1,964	$758
2018	$2,131	$772
2019	$2,142	$810
2020	$2,180	$779
2021	$2,456	$830
2022	$2,333	$975
2023	$2,555	$1,027
2024	$2,710	$1,000

Ivory Coast vs. Rwanda life expectancy calculator

Life expectancy

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	Life expectancy, years
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1950	30.8	43.2
1951	31.4	43.5
1952	32	43.8
1953	32.5	44.1
1954	33.2	44.4
1955	33.8	44.8
1956	34.5	45.2
1957	35.2	45.6
1958	35.8	46.1
1959	36.5	46.5
1960	37.2	47
1961	37.9	47.5
1962	38.6	47.8
1963	39.3	44
1964	40	48.1
1965	40.6	48.2
1966	41.3	48.1
1967	42	48
1968	42.6	47.7
1969	43.3	47.4
1970	44	47.1
1971	44.8	46.8
1972	45.6	46.3
1973	46.4	45.9
1974	47.2	45.6
1975	48	45.3
1976	48.9	45.3
1977	49.6	45.6
1978	50.4	46.2
1979	51	47.1
1980	51.4	48.1
1981	51.8	49.2
1982	52.1	50.2
1983	52.4	50.9
1984	52.6	51.4
1985	52.9	51.7
1986	53	51.7
1987	53.1	51.5
1988	53.1	50.9
1989	53	49.5
1990	52.8	47.8
1991	52.6	46.2
1992	52.4	44.4
1993	52.2	42.9
1994	52	12.2
1995	51.7	41.5
1996	51.6	42.5
1997	51.5	42
1998	51.2	43.1
1999	51.3	45.7
2000	51.4	47.8
2001	51.4	49.5
2002	51.5	51.3
2003	51.4	53.5
2004	51.9	55.5
2005	52.4	57
2006	52.9	58.3
2007	53.5	59.5
2008	54.2	60.6
2009	54.7	61.8
2010	55.3	62.8
2011	56	63.5
2012	56.6	64.2
2013	57.1	64.7
2014	57.8	65.1
2015	58.3	65.4
2016	58.8	65.7
2017	59.3	66.1
2018	59.8	66.4
2019	60.3	66.7
2020	60.1	67
2021	60.3	66.8
2022	61.6	67.5
2023	61.9	67.8
2024	62.1	68
2025	62.3	68.2

Ivory Coast and Rwanda population clocks and comparison

Population

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	Population
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1960	3,673,666	3,022,294
1961	3,810,151	3,106,779
1962	3,956,939	3,186,025
1963	4,112,061	3,258,890
1964	4,273,952	3,334,834
1965	4,442,377	3,423,210
1966	4,617,519	3,521,626
1967	4,799,744	3,629,577
1968	4,990,021	3,744,010
1969	5,192,221	3,861,271
1970	5,411,567	3,980,669
1971	5,650,868	4,100,044
1972	5,909,716	4,220,335
1973	6,184,944	4,345,047
1974	6,474,057	4,474,228
1975	6,776,297	4,607,728
1976	7,057,958	4,745,954
1977	7,321,950	4,888,240
1978	7,603,130	5,035,171
1979	7,902,267	5,189,541
1980	8,220,714	5,353,259
1981	8,556,596	5,527,230
1982	8,907,936	5,711,549
1983	9,272,744	5,905,311
1984	9,650,516	6,107,627
1985	10,040,483	6,317,228
1986	10,440,917	6,531,881
1987	10,851,475	6,749,493
1988	11,275,189	6,968,071
1989	11,719,771	7,184,706
1990	12,189,778	7,375,307
1991	12,683,870	7,526,966
1992	13,200,310	7,683,266
1993	13,735,951	7,981,132
1994	14,287,201	6,792,352
1995	14,855,565	5,674,118
1996	15,442,312	6,708,764
1997	16,047,170	7,755,238
1998	16,663,948	8,081,681
1999	17,215,935	8,147,912
2000	17,699,004	8,213,931
2001	18,178,913	8,287,094
2002	18,654,771	8,400,180
2003	19,125,542	8,586,875
2004	19,595,000	8,816,844
2005	20,068,458	9,054,528
2006	20,546,802	9,299,246
2007	21,030,558	9,549,933
2008	21,514,439	9,804,269
2009	21,997,940	10,060,432
2010	22,488,065	10,317,553
2011	22,982,000	10,573,733
2012	23,467,078	10,829,901
2013	23,939,775	11,093,340
2014	24,527,395	11,364,757
2015	25,246,342	11,640,022
2016	25,989,405	11,919,183
2017	26,733,372	12,202,060
2018	27,464,173	12,487,996
2019	28,193,009	12,776,103
2020	28,915,449	13,065,837
2021	29,639,736	13,355,260
2022	30,395,002	13,651,030
2023	31,165,654	13,954,471
2024	31,934,230	14,256,567

Fertility rates in Ivory Coast and Rwanda

Fertility rate

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	Fertility rate
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1960	7.69	8.28
1961	7.72	8.28
1962	7.75	8.27
1963	7.78	8.27
1964	7.81	8.27
1965	7.84	8.25
1966	7.87	8.23
1967	7.89	8.21
1968	7.91	8.19
1969	7.93	8.18
1970	7.94	8.15
1971	7.94	8.09
1972	7.94	8.09
1973	7.94	8.09
1974	7.93	8.1
1975	7.91	8.1
1976	7.88	8.12
1977	7.83	8.14
1978	7.67	8.16
1979	7.63	8.13
1980	7.59	8.12
1981	7.54	8.1
1982	7.49	8.06
1983	7.42	8
1984	7.35	7.91
1985	7.27	7.79
1986	7.19	7.61
1987	7.09	7.43
1988	6.97	7.23
1989	6.85	7.03
1990	6.72	6.8
1991	6.59	6.62
1992	6.43	6.54
1993	6.27	6.48
1994	6.13	6.42
1995	6.04	6.35
1996	5.95	6.29
1997	5.9	6.24
1998	5.85	6.17
1999	5.81	6.06
2000	5.77	5.97
2001	5.7	5.89
2002	5.64	5.82
2003	5.57	5.74
2004	5.53	5.64
2005	5.5	5.5
2006	5.45	5.34
2007	5.4	5.14
2008	5.36	4.92
2009	5.33	4.71
2010	5.29	4.52
2011	5.24	4.33
2012	5.19	4.2
2013	5.14	4.14
2014	5.07	4.12
2015	4.97	4.11
2016	4.87	4.11
2017	4.76	4.08
2018	4.6	4.05
2019	4.52	3.99
2020	4.46	3.91
2021	4.41	3.84
2022	4.35	3.78
2023	4.28	3.7

Ivory Coast and Rwanda demographics compared

Median age

Ivory Coast

Rwanda

Table

Year	Median age, years
	Ivory Coast	Rwanda
1960	18.5	15.5
1961	18.5	15.1
1962	18.5	14.9
1963	18.5	14.8
1964	18.4	14.7
1965	18.3	14.8
1966	18.2	14.9
1967	18.1	15.1
1968	18	15.3
1969	17.8	15.5
1970	17.7	15.7
1971	17.7	15.9
1972	17.7	16
1973	17.6	16.2
1974	17.6	16.3
1975	17.5	16.4
1976	17.4	16.5
1977	17.1	16.6
1978	16.9	16.6
1979	16.7	16.5
1980	16.5	16.5
1981	16.4	16.4
1982	16.3	16.2
1983	16.2	16.1
1984	16.1	16
1985	16	15.8
1986	16	15.7
1987	15.9	15.6
1988	15.9	15.6
1989	16	15.5
1990	16	15.5
1991	16.1	15.5
1992	16.2	15.6
1993	16.3	15.7
1994	16.4	15
1995	16.5	14.3
1996	16.6	14.6
1997	16.7	14.8
1998	16.8	15.3
1999	16.8	15.8
2000	16.8	16.3
2001	16.8	16.8
2002	16.7	17.1
2003	16.7	17.4
2004	16.7	17.6
2005	16.7	17.8
2006	16.6	18
2007	16.6	18.1
2008	16.9	18.3
2009	17.3	18.4
2010	17.7	18.5
2011	18.2	18.7
2012	18.6	18.8
2013	19	19
2014	19.1	19.1
2015	19	19.3
2016	18.9	19.4
2017	18.9	19.6
2018	18.9	19.7
2019	18.9	19.8
2020	18.9	19.9
2021	19	20
2022	19.1	20.3
2023	19.2	20.5
2024	19.3	20.8

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