Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Kyrgyzstan

Bosnia and Herzegovina scores 54.7 in the NationsTree Index (70th in the world) and Kyrgyzstan scores 47.2 (99th), a gap of 7.5 points. Their trees are 5.3 m and 4.8 m tall; tree height grows with real GDP and is adjusted by the index.

Kyrgyzstan has 2.3 times the population of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Kyrgyzstan is 3.9 times larger than Bosnia and Herzegovina by land area. The economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is 20% larger than that of Kyrgyzstan (GDP at purchasing power parity). Population: Bosnia and Herzegovina 3.1 million and Kyrgyzstan 7.3 million (2025).

GDP per person at purchasing power parity is $25,814 in Bosnia and Herzegovina and $9,220 in Kyrgyzstan (2025, international dollars). People in Bosnia and Herzegovina live on average 5.6 years longer (78.0 vs 72.4 years).

Of 37 indicators reported by both countries, Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks higher in the world on 21 and Kyrgyzstan on 16. Bosnia and Herzegovina is clearly stronger in society & health, science & innovation and institutions & safety. Kyrgyzstan is clearly stronger in military, tourism and land & people.

As a nation, Kyrgyzstan is the older of the two (statehood since 1991, 35 years), compared with Bosnia and Herzegovina (since 1992). Over the last five years Bosnia and Herzegovina improved faster (direction score 88 vs 79 out of 100).