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E1: Economic Decline E2: Uneven Economic Development E3: Human Flight and Brain Drain
You can view Country Data and Trends for all 179 countries below. Select the country you wish to view from the drop-down menu below. To learn more about the Indicators, click here.
Global Data. Below is the complete set of Fragile States Index data from 2007-2021. You can switch between years of data by selecting the desired year from the drop-down box below.
Below is the list of indicators used both in the CAST framework and also in the Fragile States Index. Click on an Indicator to learn more about the factors that each Indicator considers and measures. Or, read our publication on the Methodology and Indicators behind the Fragile States Index.
Some of these crises emerge from ethnic tensions; some are civil wars; others take on the form of revolutions; and many result in complex humanitarian emergencies. Fault lines can emerge between identity groups, defined by language, religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, class, caste, clan or area of origin.
Global Data (2020) Below is the complete set of Fragile States Index data from 2006-2018. You can switch between years of data by selecting the desired year from the drop-down box below.
The Fragile States Index (FSI) produced by The Fund for Peace (FFP), is a critical tool in highlighting not only the normal pressures that all states experience, but also in identifying when those pressures are outweighing a states’ capacity to manage those pressures.
By highlighting pertinent issues in weak and failing states, The Fragile States Index—and the social science framework and software application upon which it is built—makes political risk assessment and early warning of conflict accessible to policy-makers and the public at large.
The twelve CAST indicators, upon which the Fragile States Index is based, cover a wide range of state failure risk elements such as extensive corruption and criminal behavior, inability to collect taxes or otherwise draw on citizen support, large-scale involuntary dislocation of the population, sharp economic decline, group-based inequality ...
Faced with a global recession, cratering oil prices, and an evaporation of tourism, the country’s GDP fell by 6.8% in 2020, the third contraction in four years. In the first half of the year, air passengers fell by 62% and exports fell by 46% while the lack of a budget constrained public spending.