 Portugal | |||
| Statutory number of members (As of February 16, 2023) | 230 [53/190 countries] | ||
| Inhabitants per parliamentarian (2021) | 45,296 [100/192 countries] | ||
| % of women in parliament (As of February 16, 2023) | 36.09% [41/185 countries] | ||
| % of MPs 40 years of age or younger (As of February 16, 2023) | 24.35% [59/143 countries] | ||
| Women in ministerial positions (% of all ministers) (2021) | 42.1% [22/193 countries] | ||
| Average age of cabinet members (2018) | 56.17 [8/35 countries] | ||
| % of those who trust politicians (2010) | 14.1% [27/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who trust politicians (2004) | 25.8% [21/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that most politicians are in politics only for what they can get out of it personally (2010) | 84.7% [1/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that many politicians are involved in corruption (2006) | 56.8% [15/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who think that political parties encourage people to become active in politics (2004) | 35.7% [20/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that political parties do not give voters real policy choices (2004) | 68.7% [1/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who belong to a political party (2004) | 5.7% [26/37 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who have confidence in parliament (2008) | 46.7% [30/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who have confidence in parliament (1998) | 56.5% [15/30 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that MPs try to keep the promises they have made during the election (2006) | 12.0% [24/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Employment in general government as % of total employment | 14.07% (2019) [24/33 countries] | ||
| % of central government employees aged 55 years or older (2020) | 36.48% [4/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who trust in civil servants (2006) | 21.5% [23/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that the public service is committed to serve the people (2004) | 39.3% [30/38 countries] | ||
| Evaluation of control of corruption (0-100) (2021) | 77.9 [47/209 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that few public officials are involved in corruption (2006) | 11.3% [28/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that few public officials are involved in corruption (2004) | 12.1% [29/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who say that they or their family have never come across a public official who hinted/ wanted a bribe in the last five years (2006) | 88.7% [11/35 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who think that it is worse to convict an innocent person than to let a guilty person go free (2006) | 77.0% [13/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who follow conscience rather than law on occasions (2 choices) (2006) | 50.0% [19/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who follow conscience rather than law on occasions (5 choices) (2000) | 64.4% [2/15 countries] | ||
| Extent to which people think that it is important, in order to be a good citizen, always to obey laws and regulations (2004) | 6.32 [16/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who have confidence in the justice system (5 choices) (2008) | 54.8% [35/44 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Total public social expenditure on families as % of GDP (2017) | 1.69% [29/37 countries] | ||
| Extent of satisfaction with family life (7 steps) (2012) | 5.57 [20/41 countries] | ||
| Extent of satisfaction with family life (7 steps) (2002) | 5.44 [22/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Prevalence of stunting in children under 5 (%) (2020) | 3.3% [140/154 countries] | ||
| Prevalence of overweight in children under 5 (%) (2020) | 8.5% [48/154 countries] | ||
| Proportion of ever-partnered women and girls aged 15?49 years subjected to physical and/or sexual violence by a current or former intimate partner in their lifetime (%) (2018) | 18% [120/151 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| GDP (current US$, billions) (2021) | 250.053 [49/192 countries] | ||
| GDP per capita (current US$) (2021) | 24,264 [43/192 countries] | ||
| GDP per capita (PPP, current international$) (2021) | 36,844 [45/192 countries] | ||
| GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$) (2021) | 23,730 [33/173 countries] | ||
| Labour Productivity (GDP per hour worked, current PPP US$) (2020) | 44.9 [30/35 countries] | ||
| Shadow economy, as % of GDP (2015) | 17.8% [125/158 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that the economy is the most important issue for their country (2010) | 25.9% [19/35 countries] | ||
| Total reserves (includes gold, 100 million US$) (2021) | 325 [53/141 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that the government is responsible for providing industry with the help it needs to grow (2006) | 95.0% [3/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its economic achievements (2013) | 15.2% [32/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its economic achievements (2003) | 22.0% [31/34 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Share prices (10 years ago as 100) (2021) | 219 [29/42 countries] | ||
| % of currency and deposits in household financial assets | 46.6% (2021) [8/38 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Manufacturing, value added (% of GDP) | 12.4% (2021) [79/193 countries] | ||
| % of employment of small and medium sized companies (1-249 employees) in manufacturing | 75.3% (2019) [3/37 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of employment of small and medium sized companies (1-249 employees) in Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles | 79.1% (2019) [7/35 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| New business density (new registrations per 1,000 people ages 15-64) (2020) | 5.45 [27/121 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who are in favour of less government regulation of business (2006) | 61.2% [7/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are in favour of government support for industry to develop new products and technology (2006) | 87.3% [15/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Share of self-employed who are own-account workers, men, % of total employed | 10.5% (2020) [15/31 countries] | ||
| Share of self-employed who are own-account workers, women, % of total employed | 7.7% (2020) [12/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that employees have more job security than the self-employed (2005) | 50.7% [22/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that being an employee interferes more with family life than self-employment (2005) | 41.4% [6/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who prefer being an employee to being self-employed (2005) | 48.4% [21/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who prefer being an employee to being self-employed (1997) | 26.7% [21/25 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Part-time employment - male | 2.5% (2021) [36/37 countries] | ||
| Part-time employment - female | 7.3% (2021) [34/37 countries] | ||
| Temporary employment - male as % of dependent employment | 16.7% (2021) [6/36 countries] | ||
| Temporary employment - female as % of dependent employment | 17.1% (2021) [10/36 countries] | ||
| Temporary employment - 15-24 years as % of dependent employment | 59.2% (2021) [5/36 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Public expenditure for active labor policy, % of GDP | 0.31% (2019) [18/32 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Trade union participation (% of total employment) | 15.3% (2016) [22/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who belong to a trade union, business, or professional association (2004) | 12.2% [29/37 countries] | ||
| Strikes (the total number of working days lost because of strikes per 1000 employees) (2000-2004) | 16 [20/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that trade unions are very important for the job security of employees (2005) | 68.3% [9/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that the working conditions of employees would be much worse without trade unions (2005) | 67.5% [12/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that there is strong conflicts between management and workers (2009) | 76.9% [3/41 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that there is strong conflicts between management and workers (1999) | 87.8% [1/24 countries] | ||
| % of those who describe relations at their workplace between management and employees as good (2005) | 80.6% [6/31 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who always/ often have to do hard physical work (2005) | 25.8% [12/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who always/ often have to do hard physical work (1997) | 26.5% [8/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who always/ often work in dangerous conditions (2005) | 13.0% [14/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who always/ often work in dangerous conditions (1997) | 21.8% [4/25 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for volunteering (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 2.0 (1999) [19/31 countries] | ||
| Time spent for volunteering (men, minutes per day per person) | 1.0 (1999) [20/31 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Pre-school enrolment rates, children aged 0 to 2 year old | 36.7% (2017) [19/44 countries] | ||
| Pre-school enrolment rates, children aged 3 to 5 year old | 90.9% (2017) [21/46 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Average class size in primary education (public and private) | 21.1 (2018) [14/33 countries] | ||
| Average class size in primary education (public) (2018) | 21.2 [15/36 countries] | ||
| Average class size in primary education (private) | 20.4 (2018) [13/33 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in primary schools (public and private) (2018) | 12.4 [27/40 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in primary schools (public) (2018) | 12.1 [28/40 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in primary schools (private) (2018) | 15.3 [14/38 countries] | ||
| Annual number of hours of compulsory instruction in primary education (2019) | 910 [10/36 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of Grade 4 students who have their own room (2019) | 78.1% [14/57 countries] | ||
| % of Grade 4 students who have internet connection at home (2019) | 96.2% [12/57 countries] | ||
| % of Grade 4 students who have their own mobile phone (2019) | 67.2% [25/57 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of the parents of Grade 4 students who expect their child to finish undergraduate or postgraduate degree (2019) | 82.8% [16/52 countries] | ||
| % of the parents of Grade 4 students who expect their child to finish postgraduate degree (2019) | 51.2% [12/52 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Average class size in lower secondary education (public and private) | 22.1 (2018) [17/34 countries] | ||
| Average class size in lower secondary education (public) | 21.9 (2018) [16/35 countries] | ||
| Average class size in lower secondary education (private) | 23.5 (2018) [11/34 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in lower secondary education (public and private) (2018) | 9.4 [29/36 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in lower secondary education (public) (2018) | 9.0 [29/36 countries] | ||
| Ratio of students to teaching staff in lower secondary education (private) (2018) | 13.8 [11/34 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of Grade 8 students who have their own room (2019) | 88.0% [8/38 countries] | ||
| % of Grade 8 students who have internet connection at home (2019) | 98.4% [11/39 countries] | ||
| % of Grade 8 students who have their own mobile phone (2019) | 97.7% [11/39 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of Grade 8 students who expect them to finish undergraduate or postgraduate degree (2019) | 56.7% [28/39 countries] | ||
| % of Grade 8 students who expect them to finish postgraduate degree (2019) | 39.4% [16/39 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Performance on the reading (15 years old, average score) (2018) | 491.80 [24/76 countries] | ||
| Performance on the reading (15 years old, average score) (2015) | 498 [21/72 countries] | ||
| Performance on the reading (15 years old, average score) (2000) | 470 [27/41 countries] | ||
| Performance on the mathematics (15 years old, average score) (2018) | 492.49 [28/77 countries] | ||
| Performance on the mathematics (15 years old, average score) (2015) | 492 [27/72 countries] | ||
| Performance on the mathematics (15 years old, average score) (2000) | 454 [28/41 countries] | ||
| Performance on the science (15 years old, average score) (2018) | 491.68 [26/77 countries] | ||
| Performance on the science (15 years old, average score) (2015) | 501 [22/72 countries] | ||
| Performance on the science (15 years old, average score) (2000) | 459 [29/41 countries] | ||
| % of 15 year old students who have ever repeated a grade (2009) | 35.0% [8/65 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year-old students who have a computer they can use for school work in their home (2018) | 89.6% [34/79 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-old students who have classic literature in their home (2018) | 51.7% [34/79 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-old students who have books of poetry in their home (2018) | 46.4% [34/79 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-old students who have works of art (e.g. paintings) in their home (2018) | 65.8% [24/79 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-old students who have musical instruments (e.g. guitar, piano) in their home (2018) | 30.2% [63/79 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year olds who read emails several times a day (2018) | 7.3% [61/77 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who chat on line several times a day (2018) | 69.0% [39/77 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who read online news several times a day (2018) | 20.3% [61/77 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who search information online to learn about a particular topic several times a day (2018) | 26.0% [47/77 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who take part in online group discussions or forums several times a day (2018) | 9.2% [56/77 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who search for practical information online several times a day (2018) | 19.1% [53/77 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who agree that there were many words they could not understand in the PISA test (2018) | 18.3% [48/77 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that many texts were too difficult for them in the PISA test (2018) | 17.6% [45/77 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that they were lost when they had to navigate between different pages in the PISA test (2018) | 17.0% [54/77 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year-olds who think that their life has clear meaning or purpose (2018) | 68.6% [35/74 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who have discovered a satisfactory meaning in life (2018) | 66.8% [22/74 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who have a clear sense of what gives meaning to their life (2018) | 69.0% [28/74 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel happy (2018) | 46.7% [25/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel scared (2018) | 1.8% [72/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel lively (2018) | 30.4% [56/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel miserable (2018) | 2.5% [70/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel proud (2018) | 14.7% [59/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel afraid (2018) | 17.5% [5/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel joyful (2018) | 47.5% [23/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel sad (2018) | 3.0% [71/73 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year-olds who always feel cheerful (2018) | 46.9% [23/73 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year olds who usually manage one way or another (2018) | 88.5% [11/78 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who feel proud that they have accomplished things (2018) | 90.2% [9/78 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who feel that they can handle many things at a time (2018) | 65.8% [42/78 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who can usually find their way out in a difficult situation (2018) | 83.0% [22/78 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of 15-year olds who feel like an outsider (or left out of things) (2018) | 12.9% [67/76 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who make friends easily at school (2018) | 74.1% [24/76 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who feel like they belong at school. (2018) | 78.1% [7/76 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who feel awkward and out of place in their school. (2018) | 20.8% [29/76 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who think that other students seem to like them (2018) | 86.1% [2/76 countries] | ||
| % of 15-year olds who feel lonely at school (2018) | 9.5% [73/76 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Average hours per week to spend learning foreign language out of school (2015) | 3.63 [41/56 countries] | ||
| Dispersion (S.E.) of hours per week to spend learning foreign language out of school (2015) | 0.078 [37/56 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of respondents reporting high levels of trust in media | 43.2% (2010) [20/40 countries] | ||
| % of those who have contacted or appeared in the media to express their views (2004) | 6.3% [25/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that television should give preference to the country's own films and programmes (2013) | 66.6% [4/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that television should give preference to the country's own films and programmes (2003) | 73.0% [4/34 countries] | ||
| Daily newspapers: number of titles (2004) | 27 [40/153 countries] | ||
| Daily newspapers: Number of titles per 1 million inhabitants (2004) | 2.58 [64/154 countries] | ||
| Newspaper journalists (headcounts) | 4,071 (2005) [20/76 countries] | ||
| Newspaper journalists (headcounts) per 1,000,000 inhabitants | 386.7 (2005) [17/75 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Number of Nobel prize lauriates (by place of birth) (2020) | 2 [35/78 countries] | ||
| Gross Domestic Expenditure on R&D (GERD) at current PPP million $ | 5,304 (2019) [31/44 countries] | ||
| Gross Domestic Expenditure on R&D (GERD) as % of GDP | 1.40% (2019) [27/44 countries] | ||
| % of GERD financed by the business and enterprise sector | 48.3% (2019) [26/43 countries] | ||
| % of GERD financed by government | 40.2% (2019) [11/43 countries] | ||
| Total researchers per thousand total employment | 10.13 (2019) [15/41 countries] | ||
| % women among researchers | 42.8% (2019) [8/37 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who think that scientific advances harm mankind (5 choices) (2010) | 33.0% [7/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that scientific advances harm mankind (5 choices) (2008) | 25.3% [13/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that scientific advances harm mankind (5 choices) (2000) | 53.8% [1/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that scientific advances harm mankind (5 choices) (1998) | 34.8% [4/30 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that we believe too often in science and not enough in feelings and faith (2010) | 52.9% [5/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that we believe too often in science and not enough in feelings and faith (2000) | 62.8% [3/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its scientific and technological achievements (2013) | 71.0% [27/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its scientific and technological achievements (2003) | 51.4% [32/34 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| E-Government Development Index (2020) | 0.8255 [35/193 countries] | ||
| E-Participation Index (as a component of E-Government Development Index) (2020) | 0.8214 [41/193 countries] | ||
| Online Service Index (as a component of E-Government Development Index) (2020) | 0.8353 [35/193 countries] | ||
| Human Capital Component (as a component of E-Government Development Index) (2020) | 0.8463 [45/193 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Bird species, threatened (2018) | 15 [102/215 countries] | ||
| Fish species, threatened (2018) | 67 [27/215 countries] | ||
| Mammal species, threatened (2018) | 13 [78/215 countries] | ||
| Plant species (higher), threatened (2018) | 101 [41/215 countries] | ||
| Terrestrial protected areas (% of total land area) (2018) | 22.9% [55/211 countries] | ||
| Marine protected areas (% of territorial waters) (2018) | 16.6% [27/169 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that gene modification is very dangerous for the environment (2010) | 67.1% [7/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that gene modification is very dangerous for the environment (2000) | 77.3% [1/24 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that genetically modified foods are the most important environmental problem for their country (2010) | 3.5% [21/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that genetically modified foods are the most important environmental problem for them and their family (2010) | 8.1% [20/36 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Coal supply per capita (kg) (2018) | 443 [25/73 countries] | ||
| Crude oil supply per capita (kg) (2018) | 1,223 [24/90 countries] | ||
| Natural gas supply per capita (million J) (2018) | 22,781 [48/88 countries] | ||
| Electric power supply per capita (kWh) (2018) | 5,555 [35/95 countries] | ||
| Renewable energy, % of primary energy supply (2020) | 28.2% [15/43 countries] | ||
| Electricity production from oil, gas and coal sources, % of total (2018) | 53.9% [60/97 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who think that radioactivity results to death (2000) | 82.4% [2/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who strongly feel the danger of a nuclear accident (2000) | 25.9% [7/24 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that nuclear power station is very dangerous for the environment (2010) | 81.2% [7/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that nuclear power station is very dangerous for the environment (2000) | 90.9% [1/17 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that nuclear waste is the most important environmental problem for their country (2010) | 3.6% [23/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that nuclear waste is the most important environmental problem for them and their family (2010) | 1.8% [27/36 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Municipal waste (kg per capita) | 518 (2020) [16/37 countries] | ||
| Municipal waste, % of recycling | 13.3% (2020) [31/35 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that domestic waste disposal is the most important environmental problem for their country (2010) | 6.1% [22/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that domestic waste disposal is the most important environmental problem for them and their family (2010) | 8.4% [28/36 countries] | ||
| % of those who always sort things for recycling (2010) | 49.6% [20/36 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Exports of goods and services (billion US$) (2020) | 84.6 [42/173 countries] | ||
| Exports of goods and services, % of GDP (2020) | 37.0% [67/173 countries] | ||
| Imports of goods and services (billion US$) (2020) | 89.5 [40/173 countries] | ||
| Imports of goods and services, % of GDP (2020) | 39.1% [90/173 countries] | ||
| External balance on goods and services (million US$) (2020) | -5 [142/173 countries] | ||
| Current account balance (billion US$) (2021) | -2.440 [154/193 countries] | ||
| Export from Japan (million US$) (2018) | 651 [60/161 countries] | ||
| Import to Japan (million US$) (2018) | 265 [68/161 countries] | ||
| % of those who think the import of foreign products should be limited (2013) | 68.7% [8/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think the import of foreign products should be limited (2003) | 63.8% [11/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that free trade leads to better products becoming available in the country (2013) | 63.1% [14/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that free trade leads to better products becoming available in the country (2003) | 69.4% [13/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Outward direct investment - stock (% of GDP) (2020) | 25.1% [26/46 countries] | ||
| Inward direct investment - stock (% of GDP) (2020) | 75.0% [12/46 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Military expenditure (billion US$) (2020) | 4.6 [40/150 countries] | ||
| Military expenditure (% of GDP) (2020) | 2.1% [44/148 countries] | ||
| Armed forces personnel (ten thousands) (2019) | 5.2 [68/169 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to see more government spending in the military and defence (2006) | 30.9% [13/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that the government is successful in the security of the country (2006) | 22.8% [30/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its armed forces (2013) | 54.7% [21/32 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its armed forces (2003) | 52.2% [17/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that their country should follow its own interests, even if this leads to conflicts with other nations (2013) | 63.8% [2/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Intentional homicide (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 0.91 [73/97 countries] | ||
| Serious assault (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 5.6 [71/80 countries] | ||
| Kidnapping (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 2.49 [11/69 countries] | ||
| Sexual violence (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 23.9 [40/75 countries] | ||
| Theft (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 639.0 [25/80 countries] | ||
| Burglary (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 187.6 [30/71 countries] | ||
| Fraud (cases per 100,000 population) (2020) | 362.9 [13/69 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that they have to be corrupt to get all the way to the top in this country today (2009) | 33.2% [17/41 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that they have to be corrupt to get all the way to the top in this country today (1999) | 42.4% [7/25 countries] | ||
| Road traffic mortality rate (per 100,000 population) (2019) | 8.2 [134/183 countries] | ||
| Mortality rate due to homicide (per 100,000 population) (2019) | 0.9 [161/183 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Height - Men (cm) (2001-2007) | 170.7 [25/26 countries] | ||
| Height - Women (cm) (2001-2007) | 160.8 [22/26 countries] | ||
| Prevalence of obesity among children and adolescents (5?19 years) (%) (2016) | 10.4% [71/190 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who do moderate physical activity every day (2011) | 15.8% [15/32 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Prevalence of anaemia in women of reproductive age (15?49 years) (%) (2019) | 13.2% [166/192 countries] | ||
| Age-standardized prevalence of hypertension among adults aged 30-79 years (%) (2019) | 32.3% [142/192 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for sleeping (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 505.5 (1999) [20/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for sleeping (men, minutes per day per person) | 503.1 (1999) [19/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for sleeping (women, minutes per day per person) | 507.8 (1999) [21/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for eating and drinking (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 111.8 (1999) [10/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for eating and drinking (men, minutes per day per person) | 115.7 (1999) [7/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for eating and drinking (women, minutes per day per person) | 107.6 (1999) [10/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Current tobacco smokers, men and women (% of population) | 17.0% (2019) [72/121 countries] | ||
| Current tobacco smokers, men (% of population) (2001-2020) | 23.9% [89/150 countries] | ||
| Current tobacco smokers, women (% of population) (2001-2020) | 10.9% [51/150 countries] | ||
| % of those who smoke more than 10 cigarettes per day (2011) | 12.1% [12/32 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that non-smokers should be medically prioritized over heavy smokers (2011) | 25.5% [31/32 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who use cannabis | 5.10% (2017) [45/122 countries] | ||
| % of those who use cocaine | 0.20% (2017) [68/98 countries] | ||
| % of those who use amphetamines | 0.01% (2017) [94/99 countries] | ||
| % of those who use ecstasy | 0.10% (2017) [72/93 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| New HIV infectionsf (per 1000 uninfected population) (2020) | 0.07 [87/130 countries] | ||
| Tuberculosis incidence (per 100,000 population) (2020) | 16 [131/194 countries] | ||
| Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) prevalence among children under 5 years (%) (2020) | 0.02 [185/194 countries] | ||
| Reported number of people requiring interventions against NTDs (2020) | 1 [164/194 countries] | ||
| Probability of dying from any of CVD, cancer, diabetes, CRD between age 30-70 (%) (2019) | 11.0 [151/183 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that antibiotics can kill bacteria but not viruses (2000) | 84.4% [13/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that all man-made chemicals can cause cancer if they eat enough of them (2000) | 82.8% [5/25 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Agriculture, forestry and fishing, value added per worker (constant 2015 US$) (2019) | 15,864 [50/165 countries] | ||
| Agriculture, forestry, and fishing, value added (million US$) | 5,479 (2021) [63/185 countries] | ||
| Agriculture, forestry, and fishing, value added (% of GDP) | 2.2% (2021) [139/185 countries] | ||
| Employment in agriculture (% of total employment) (2019) | 5.5% [137/187 countries] | ||
| Employment in agriculture (% of total employment) (2019) | 5.5% [137/187 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Stimulants, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 6.08 [18/179 countries] | ||
| Coffee and products, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 5.85 [16/179 countries] | ||
| Tea (including mate), food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 0.23 [102/178 countries] | ||
| Alcoholic Beverages, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 99.93 [18/178 countries] | ||
| Total alcohol per capita (??15 years of age) consumptionl (litres of pure alcohol) (2019) | 12.1 [15/185 countries] | ||
| % of those who often drink 4 or more alcoholic drinks on the same day (2011) | 4.4% [21/32 countries] | ||
| Wine, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 40.04 [3/177 countries] | ||
| Beer, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 50.30 [44/177 countries] | ||
| Fermented beverages, food supply quantity (kg/capita/year) (2019) | 0.48 [67/175 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who eat fresh fruit or vegetables every day (2011) | 66.0% [5/32 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for leisure (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 240.7 (1999) [31/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for leisure (men, minutes per day per person) | 289.1 (1999) [28/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for leisure (women, minutes per day per person) | 199.8 (1999) [32/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to have more time doing leisure activities (2005) | 47.4% [26/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to have more time doing leisure activities (1997) | 58.0% [16/25 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to have less time doing leisure activities (2005) | 4.0% [12/31 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to have less time doing leisure activities (1997) | 4.4% [10/25 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Game and toys, output (100 million yen) (2005) | 32.9 [27/45 countries] | ||
| Game and toys, output as % of total manufacturing (2005) | 0.035% [31/51 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Travel & Tourism Competitiveness (ranking by World Economic Forum) (2019) | 12 [12/140 countries] | ||
| Number of foreign visitors to Japan (2019) | 32,452 [36/196 countries] | ||
| Number of foreign visitors to Japan (per 10,000 population) (2019) | 31.5 [35/188 countries] | ||
| International tourism, receipts (% of total exports) (2019) | 23.5% [36/136 countries] | ||
| International tourism, number of arrivals (ten thousands) (2019) | 1,728.3 [31/179 countries] | ||
| International tourism, expenditures (% of total imports) (2019) | 6.6% [64/149 countries] | ||
| International tourism, number of departures (ten thousands) (2019) | 310.0 [58/96 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Number of world heritage properties (2011) | 13 [17/151 countries] | ||
| % of those who would like to see more government spending in culture and the arts (2006) | 48.3% [8/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Book production, annual total | 8,331 (1997) [22/104 countries] | ||
| Book production, % of arts and recreation | 3.2% (1997) [59/95 countries] | ||
| Book production, % of literature | 42.0% (1997) [8/98 countries] | ||
| Book production, % of religion and theology | 3.5% (1997) [60/97 countries] | ||
| Book production, % of sciences | 39.2% (1997) [55/102 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its achievements in the arts and literature (2013) | 77.7% [23/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its achievements in the arts and literature (2003) | 86.4% [12/34 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for TV or radio at home (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 113.8 (1999) [22/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for TV or radio at home (men, minutes per day per person) | 126.3 (1999) [19/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Musical instruments, output (100 million yen) (2005) | 4.1 [26/41 countries] | ||
| Musical instruments, output as % of total manufacturing (2005) | 0.004% [31/41 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Number of cinemas (2005) | 158 [29/62 countries] | ||
| Film production, 2005-2009 average (2005-2009) | 21.8 [43/109 countries] | ||
| Average ticket price (US$) | 6.81 (2009) [26/73 countries] | ||
| % of those who agree that increased exposure to foreign films, music, and books is damaging our national and local cultures (2003) | 56.6% [5/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Time spent for sports (men and women, minutes per day per person) | 12.1 (1999) [28/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for sports (men, minutes per day per person) | 20.1 (1999) [24/33 countries] | ||
| Time spent for sports (women, minutes per day per person) | 6.0 (1999) [30/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who belong to a sports, leisure or cultural group (2004) | 13.6% [32/37 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its achievements in sports (2013) | 70.4% [30/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country in its achievements in sports (2003) | 86.5% [16/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who are proud of their country by sports (2013) | 78.9% [19/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who feel close to their town or city (2013) | 91.8% [4/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to their town or city (2003) | 85.0% [11/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to their county (2013) | 94.3% [1/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to their county (2003) | 91.1% [2/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to their country (2013) | 93.8% [4/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to their country (2003) | 92.9% [6/34 countries] | ||
| % of those who feel close to [Continent] (2013) | 63.9% [10/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who think that people can be trusted or not (4 choices) (2008) | 22.4% [35/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that people can be trusted or not (4 choices) (2004) | 33.0% [26/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that people can be trusted or not (4 choices) (1998) | 21.1% [25/30 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that only few people to trust (2006) | 76.7% [11/33 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that people try to be fair (4 choices) (2004) | 46.0% [32/38 countries] | ||
| % of those who think that people try to be fair (4 choices) (1998) | 55.8% [19/30 countries] | ||
| % of people who have relatives or friends they can count on for help in times of need (2019) | 88.7% [46/135 countries] | ||
| % of those who have been asked to help influence important decisions in other people's favour (2006) | 79.6% [8/33 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| Christian, % of population (2012) | 84.5% [69/180 countries] | ||
| Catholic, % of population (2012) | 84.5% [24/120 countries] |
| Portugal | |||
| % of those who consider themselves to be a spiritual person interested in the sacred or the supernatural (2008) | 38.9% [27/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in life after death (4 choices) (2008) | 48.4% [32/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in life after death (4 choices) (1998) | 72.4% [8/29 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in heaven (4 choices) (2008) | 52.9% [25/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in heaven (4 choices) (1998) | 76.1% [7/29 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in hell (4 choices) (2008) | 41.3% [26/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in hell (4 choices) (1998) | 64.0% [5/29 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in reincarnation (2008) | 36.2% [14/44 countries] | ||
| % of those who believe in nirvana (2008) | 26.1% [14/43 countries] |