Eritrea

Eritrea maintains 8.63% forest area, which is notable given its location in the arid Horn of Africa. This suggests successful conservation efforts or specific geographical features (like highlands) that support forestation, contrasting with the severe deforestation issues faced by some neighboring countries.

Access to electricity is reported at 54.4%. While exceeding 50%, this figure is relatively low for a nation with a small population base, suggesting significant infrastructural deficits and hindering industrial development, particularly in rural areas where the majority of the population resides.

Only about one-third of Eritrea's population (34.696%) lives in urban areas. For a relatively small country (population 3.47 million), this low urbanization rate indicates that the majority of the population remains reliant on rural, likely agricultural, livelihoods, contrasting with global trends of rapid urbanization.

The infant mortality rate stands at 25.5 per 1,000 live births. While still high by global standards, this represents significant progress compared to many Sub-Saharan African nations, suggesting effective localized public health interventions or vaccination programs, despite limited reported health expenditure data.