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The regions used in this site are based on those defined by the World Bank for analytical and operational purposes. These regions may differ from common geographic usage or from the regions defined by other organizations. The regions include only low- and middle-income economies. Data are for 2011.
This region is home to 853 million people and has a population growth rate of 2.5 percent, the highest of all the Bank regions. Average life expectancy at birth is 54 years, up from 50 years in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $1,176. This region includes the following countries and economies:
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This region is home to 1.9 billion people and has a population growth rate of 0.7 percent. Average life expectancy at birth is 72 years old, up from 68 years in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $3,696. This region includes the following countries and economies:
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This region is home to 405 million people and has a population growth rate of 0.4 percent, the lowest of all Bank regions. Average life expectancy at birth is 71 years, up from 68 years in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $7,272. This region includes the following countries and economies:
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This region is home to 582 million people and has a population growth rate of 1.1 percent. Average life expectancy at birth is 74 years, up from 68 years in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $7,733. This region includes the following countries and economies:
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This region is home to 331 million people and has a population growth rate of 1.7 percent. Average life expectancy at birth is 72 years, up from 64 years in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $3,874. This region includes the following countries and economies:
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This region is home to 1.6 billion people and has a population growth rate of 1.4 percent. Average life expectancy at birth is 65 years, up from 59 in 1990. The region's GNI per capita is $1,176. This region includes the following countries and economies: