Eswatini

Nearly 30% of Eswatini's land area is covered by forests (29.14%). This high percentage of forest cover is vital for biodiversity and climate mitigation, indicating successful land management or favorable geography, especially in contrast to many other developing nations facing rapid deforestation.

Eswatini is a small country (17,364 sq km) but exhibits a low urbanization rate of only 25.8%. This suggests that the majority of the population remains dispersed in rural areas, potentially complicating the delivery of centralized services and infrastructure, despite the high electrification rate.

Despite a relatively low life expectancy of 64.12 years, suggesting ongoing health challenges, Eswatini's infant mortality rate (43.5 per 1,000 live births) is lower than many regional averages. This indicates focused interventions in neonatal or early childhood care, even as overall adult lifespan remains constrained.

Eswatini has achieved a high level of access to electricity, reaching 86.4% of the population. This figure is notably high for a lower-middle-income country in Southern Africa and suggests successful infrastructure investment, which is crucial for development and quality of life, especially given the low urban population (25.8%).