Results for “PIB par habitant en Inde”
Measures for India
Several measures match. They answer different questions, so pick the one you mean.
GDP per capita in US dollars
GDP divided by midyear population, in current US dollars converted at official exchange rates. Not adjusted for price differences between countries.
India: US$2,702 per person (2025) · World Bank
Mean annual exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5)
Population-weighted average annual concentration of fine particles smaller than 2.5 microns, which can penetrate deep into the lungs. WHO's 2021 guideline value is 5 µg/m³.
India: 54.1 µg/m³ (2023) · World Bank
Renewable energy consumption share (World Bank)
Renewable energy as a share of total final energy consumption, using the Tracking SDG 7 method. The method differs from Eurostat's SHARES calculation, so values are not interchangeable.
India: 34.9% (2021) · World Bank
Women in national parliament
Seats held by women in the single or lower chamber of the national parliament, as a share of all seats.
India: 13.8% (2025) · World Bank
GDP per capita in euro
Gross domestic product at market prices divided by the population, in current euro. Values are nominal and not adjusted for price-level differences; use the PPS volume index for cross-country living-standard comparisons.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
GDP per capita in purchasing power standards (EU = 100)
Volume index of GDP per person in purchasing power standards, relative to the EU average set to 100. It removes price-level differences, so it compares output per person across countries rather than over time.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
GDP per inhabitant in euro, by region
Gross domestic product of the region at current market prices divided by its average population, in euro. Price levels differ between countries, so use the PPS measure to compare living standards.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
GDP per inhabitant in purchasing power standards, by region
Gross domestic product of the region at current prices divided by its average population, converted to purchasing power standards (PPS). PPS is an artificial currency that removes differences in price levels between countries, so regions can be compared in real terms.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
Adult participation in learning
People aged 25 to 64 who took part in formal or non-formal education or training in the four weeks before the Labour Force Survey interview.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
Share of renewable energy in electricity
Electricity generated from renewable sources as a share of gross electricity consumption, using the SHARES methodology with normalised hydro and wind output.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.
Share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption
Renewable energy as a share of all energy consumed for electricity, heating and cooling, and transport, calculated with the SHARES methodology used for EU renewable energy targets. It is not the renewable share of electricity alone.
No published value for India. See the places that have data.