Based on a comprehensive scan of countries with comparable characteristics, Jordan was compared to a number of countries, as shown in the table below: Table 1: Jordan 2025: Benchmark Peer Countries rt IS Georgia Tunisia er Bulgaria Uruguay Croatia Hungary Lithuania Population | GDP 2012 | GDP per size 2013 | (Sbillion) | capita ($) 45 10,8 63 73 34 43 99 15,7 45,7 3 51 49,9 59,2 1246 3,489 4,231 GDP per | Total natural CTC Maaco) (PPP, 2012) | (as % of GDP) fertee Titers (1000 sq km) 6,986 14,676 13,767 12,586 6,808 10,797 es 16,044 18,280 20,964 22,635 2,50% 1,60% 0,90% 475 56 ot 63 3 42,3 14,100 24,356 1,00% Finland 54 2474 45,815, 39,199 1,40% 304 Ireland Switzerland Singapore 46 8 5,3 2106 631.2 267,5 45,783 78,900 62,170 43,834 53,191 72,724 0,10% 0,00% 0,00% 69 40 07 Source: World Bank, IMF. 1.1 Citizen Outcomes Today Jordan today is considered an “upper-middle income” country by the World Bank. Jordan has achieved this status in 2012 because of the growth rates achieved over the past decade. This is represented by Jordan's ranking on the Human Development Index (HDI), and the Health and education pillar in the World Economic Forum's Competitiveness report. Seu ar Ate