Quality of overall infrastructure - Country Rankings 2011




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Countries and regions are ranked highest to lowest quality of overall infrastructure.
See explanation in the Notes below the table.

Rank --------	Country/Region ----------------------------------------------------	Infrastructure Quality Score -----------------
1	Switzerland	6.8
2	Hong Kong	6.7
3	Singapore	6.6
4	France	6.6
5	Iceland	6.6
6	Austria	6.4
7	Sweden	6.4
8	Finland	6.4
9	Germany	6.3
10	Denmark	6.3
11	United Arab Emirates	6.2
12	Korea South	6.0
13	Canada	6.0
14	Portugal	6.0
15	Japan	6.0
16	Luxembourg	6.0
17	Netherlands	5.9
18	Barbados	5.9
19	Taiwan	5.9
20	Belgium	5.8
21	Oman	5.8
22	Spain	5.8
23	United States	5.8
24	Chile	5.7
25	Namibia	5.6
26	Bahrain	5.6
27	Malaysia	5.5
28	Estonia	5.5
29	Saudi Arabia	5.5
30	Tunisia	5.5
31	Cyprus	5.4
32	Slovenia	5.3
33	United Kingdom	5.3
34	Australia	5.2
35	Jordan	5.2
36	Brunei	5.1
37	Czech Republic	5.1
38	Norway	5.1
39	Qatar	5.1
40	Turkey	5.1
41	Lithuania	5.1
42	Croatia	5.1
43	Puerto Rico	5.1
44	El Salvador	5.1
45	Kuwait	4.9
46	Thailand	4.9
47	Israel	4.9
48	New Zealand	4.8
49	Hungary	4.8
50	Guatemala	4.8
51	Latvia	4.7
52	Gambia The	4.7
53	Trinidad and Tobago	4.7
54	Botswana	4.7
55	Malta	4.7
56	South Africa	4.6
57	Mauritius	4.6
58	Greece	4.5
59	Uruguay	4.5
60	Swaziland	4.5
61	Sri Lanka	4.4
62	Georgia	4.4
63	Azerbaijan	4.4
64	Jamaica	4.4
65	Slovakia	4.4
66	Panama	4.3
67	Rwanda	4.3
68	Egypt	4.3
69	Ireland	4.2
70	Ukraine	4.1
-	MEAN:	4.3
71	Morocco	4.1
72	China	4.1
73	Italy	4.0
74	Kazakhstan	4.0
75	Iran	4.0
76	Armenia	4.0
77	Costa Rica	3.9
78	Albania	3.9
79	Mexico	3.9
80	Cote Divoire	3.9
81	Senegal	3.9
82	Honduras	3.8
83	Cambodia	3.8
84	Brazil	3.8
85	Ghana	3.8
86	Algeria	3.8
87	Ethiopia	3.8
88	Kenya	3.8
89	F.Y.R.O.Macedonia	3.7
90	Indonesia	3.7
91	India	3.6
92	Peru	3.6
93	Tajikistan	3.6
94	Russia	3.6
95	Syria	3.6
96	Guyana	3.6
97	Colombia	3.6
98	Ecuador	3.5
99	Cape Verde	3.5
100	Pakistan	3.5
101	Kyrgyzstan	3.5
102	Argentina	3.5
103	Zambia	3.4
104	Lesotho	3.4
105	Uganda	3.4
106	Malawi	3.4
107	Mali	3.4
108	Poland	3.4
109	Bolivia	3.3
110	Mozambique	3.3
111	Dominican Republic	3.2
112	Madagascar	3.2
113	Philippines	3.2
114	Nicaragua	3.2
115	Libya	3.2
116	Zimbabwe	3.2
117	Venezuela	3.1
118	Montenegro	3.1
119	Moldova	3.1
120	Bulgaria	3.1
121	Cameroon	3.1
122	Serbia	3.0
123	Vietnam	3.0
124	Tanzania	3.0
125	Benin	2.9
126	Burundi	2.8
127	Mauritania	2.8
128	Burkina Faso	2.8
129	Timor-Leste	2.7
130	Bangladesh	2.7
131	Chad	2.5
132	Lebanon	2.5
133	Nepal	2.4
134	Nigeria	2.4
135	Paraguay	2.4
136	Romania	2.4
137	Mongolia	2.3
138	Angola	2.2
139	Bosnia and Herzegovina	2.0

NOTES:

When two countries have the same score, then the country with the higher overall competitiveness index is ranked higher.

Overall infrastructure scores were calculated from the results of a survey: How would you assess general infrastructure (e.g., transport, telephony, and energy) in your country?

1 = extremely underdeveloped

7 = extensive and efficient by international standards
2009�10 weighted average is the score given to each country.

Individual components of infrastructure scores include the following:

Available airline seat kilometers

Scheduled available airline seat kilometers per week originating in country (in millions) | January 2010 and July 2010 average

This variable measures the total passenger-carrying capacity of all scheduled flights, including domestic flights, originating from a country. It is computed by taking the number of seats available on each flight multiplied by the flight distance in kilometers, by summing the result across all scheduled flights in a week during January (winter schedule) and July (summer schedule) 2010, and by taking the average capacity of the two weeks.

Sources: International Air Transport Association, SRS Analyser; national sources

Fixed telephone lines

Number of active fixed telephone lines per 100 population | 2009

A fixed telephone line is an active line connecting the subscriber�s terminal equipment to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and that has a dedicated port in the telephone exchange equipment. Active lines are those that have registered an activity in the past three months.

Sources: International Telecommunication Union, World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators 2010 (June 2010 edition); national sources

Mobile telephone subscriptions

Number of mobile cellular telephone subscriptions per 100 population | 2009

This measure refers to the subscriptions to a public mobile telephone service and provides access to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) using cellular technology, including the number of pre-paid SIM cards active during the past three months. This includes both analogue and digital cellular systems and 4G subscriptions, but excludes mobile broadband subscriptions via data cards or USB modems.

Sources: International Telecommunication Union, World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators 2010 (June 2010 edition); national sources

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