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1TypeAbbreviationVariableIssueCategoryPolicyObjectiveWeightDescription
2EPIEPIEnvironmental Performance IndexThe 2024 EPI combines 58 indicators across 11 issue categories
3PolicyObjectiveECOEcosystem Vitality45.00%The Ecosystem Vitality policy objective measures how well countries are preserving
4IssueCategoryBDHBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality25.00%The Biodiversity and Habitat issue category assesses countries’ actions toward retaining natural ecosystems and protecting the full range of biodiversity within their borders. It consists of 12 indicators: protection of marine key biodiversity areas
5IndicatorMKPMarine KBA ProtectionBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality3.00%Percentage of area designated as Key Biodiversity Areas (KBA) within a country's exclusive economic zone(s) that is covered by marine protected areas. Marine Protected Area data comes from the March 2024 release of the World Database on Protected Areas (https://www.protectedplanet.net/en/thematic-areas/wdpa?tab=WDPA). Data on KBAs
6IndicatorMHPMarine Habitat ProtectionBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality3.00%Percentage of important marine and coastal habitats -- coral reefs
7IndicatorMPEMarine Protection StringencyBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality0.50%This pilot indicator estimates the stringency of marine protected areas (MPAs) by comparing total fishing effort on a given year inside versus outside MPAs within a country's exclusive economic zone(s). A score of 100 indicates that fishing efforts inside a country's MPAs is 1% or less than the fishing effort outside MPAs
8IndicatorPARProtected Areas Representativeness IndexBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality3.00%The Protected Areas Representativeness Index (PARI) indicator measures how well terrestrial protected areas represent the ecological diversity of a country. This metric is calculated by CSIRO (https://geobon.org/ebvs/indicators/protected-area-representatives-connectedness-indices/) using high-resolution remote sensing data and biological records of species' locations. A score of 100 indicates that a country's terrestrial protected areas nearly perfectly represent the country's ecosystem diversity
9IndicatorSPISpecies Protection IndexBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality4.00%The Species Protection Index (SPI) measures how well a country's terrestrial protected areas overlap with the ranges of its vertebrate
10IndicatorTBNTerrestrial Biome Protection (national weights)Biodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality2.50%We derive the terrestrial biome protection indicator by first calculating the proportion of each biome in a country that lies within a protected area. We then give greater weight to biomes that are relatively rare within a country – and less weight to prevalent biomes – before aggregating the proportions. A score of 100 indicates that a country protects at least 30% of each of its biome types
11IndicatorTKPTerrestrial KBA ProtectionBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality2.50%Percentage of area designated as Key Biodiversity Areas (KBA) within a country's territory that is covered by protected areas. Protected Area data comes from the March 2024 release of the World Database on Protected Areas (https://www.protectedplanet.net/en/thematic-areas/wdpa?tab=WDPA). Data on KBAs
12IndicatorPAEProtected Area EffectivenessBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality0.50%This pilot indicator measures the percentage of a country's terrestrial protected areas in which the area of croplands and buildings is increasing by more than 0.5% per year.
13IndicatorPHLProtected Human LandBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality0.50%This pilot indicator measures the percentage of the total terrestrial area protected in a country that is covered by croplands and buildings.
14IndicatorRLIRed List IndexBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality3.00%The Red List Index (RLI) tracks the overall extinction risk for species in a country
15IndicatorSHISpecies Habitat IndexBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality2.00%The Species Habitat Index (SHI) measures the proportion of suitable habitats for a country's species that remain intact
16IndicatorBERBioclimatic Ecosystem ResilienceBiodiversity & HabitatEcosystem Vitality0.50%The Bioclimatic Ecosystem Resilience Index (BERI) measures the capacity of natural ecosystems to retain species diversity in the face of climate change
17IssueCategoryECSForestsEcosystem Vitality5.00%The Forests issue category (previously called Ecosystem Services) measures trends in area and integrity of countries' forests. It includes five indicators: loss of humid tropical primary forests
18IndicatorPFLPrimary Forest LossForestsEcosystem Vitality1.50%Humid tropical primary forests are the most biodiverse terrestrial ecosystems on the planet and provide irreplaceable ecosystem services. This indicator measures annual losses of tree cover in these critical ecosystems relative to their extent in 2001.
19IndicatorIFLIntact Forest Landscape LossForestsEcosystem Vitality1.50%Intact forest landscapes are large and pristine mosaics of forests and naturally treeless ecosystems and play a disproportionate role storing carbon
20IndicatorFCLTree cover loss weighted by permanencyForestsEcosystem Vitality1.25%Not all tree cover loss is the same. Depending on what drives tree cover loss
21IndicatorTCGNet change in tree coverForestsEcosystem Vitality0.50%Forest landscapes are highly dynamic
22IndicatorFLIForest Lanscape IntegrityForestsEcosystem Vitality0.25%Going beyond measuring changes in tree cover
23IssueCategoryFSHFisheriesEcosystem Vitality2.00%The Fisheries issue category measures the health and sustainability of the world’s fisheries. It is made up of five indicators: fish stock status
24IndicatorFSSFish Stock StatusFisheriesEcosystem Vitality0.30%Fish stock status is the percentage of a country’s total catch that comes from overexploited or collapsed stocks
25IndicatorFCDFish Catch DiscardedFisheriesEcosystem Vitality0.40%The proportion of a country’s total catch in the global ocean that is discarded
26IndicatorBTZBottom Trawling in EEZFisheriesEcosystem Vitality0.50%The proportion of the total catch in a country’s exclusive economic zone(s) caught by any country using bottom trawling and dredging. This indicator measures whether countries allow bottom trawling in the marine regions under their jurisdiction. A score of 100 indicates that no fish is caught with bottom trawling inside a country's exlusive economic zone(s)
27IndicatorBTOBottom Trawling in Global OceanFisheriesEcosystem Vitality0.70%The proportion of a country’s total catch across the global ocean caught by bottom trawling and dredging. This indicator measures how much countries use bottom trawling
28IndicatorRMSRegional Marine Trophic IndexFisheriesEcosystem Vitality0.10%A measurement of how fast the trophic level of fish stocks changed over the last decade. The decline of the trophic level of fish catches is a phenomenon commonly known as “fishing down the food web”. A score of 100 indicates that the mean trophic level increased 0.015 per year over the last decade
29IssueCategoryAPOAir PollutionEcosystem Vitality6.00%The Air Pollution issue category (previously called Acid Rain) measures countries' contribution and exposure to air pollution. It consists of two indicators measuring trends in the emissions of acid rain precursors (sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides)
30IndicatorOEBOzone exposure KBAsAir PollutionEcosystem Vitality0.50%As a proxy of ozone pollution effects on biodiversity
31IndicatorOECOzone exposure croplandsAir PollutionEcosystem Vitality0.50%As a proxy of ozone pollution effects on crop productivity
32IndicatorNXAAdjusted emissions growth rate for nitrous oxidesAir PollutionEcosystem Vitality2.50%We measure the average annual rate of nitrogen oxides emissions over the years 2013 to 2022 and adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥3.94% per year
33IndicatorSDAAdjusted emissions growth rate for sulfur dioxideAir PollutionEcosystem Vitality2.50%We measure the average annual rate of sulfur dioxide emissions over the years 2013 to 2022 and adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥3.94% per year
34IssueCategoryAGRAgricultureEcosystem Vitality3.00%The Agriculture issue category measures efforts to produce food and other agricultural products while minimizing the threats of agriculture to the environment. It is based on four indicators: the Sustainable Nitrogen Management Index (SNMI)
35IndicatorSNMSustainable Nitrogen Management IndexAgricultureEcosystem Vitality1.20%The Sustainable Nitrogen Management Index (SNMI) seeks to balance efficient application of nitrogen fertilizer with maximum crop yields as a measure of the environmental performance of agricultural production. The 2024 EPI uses the SNMI as a proxy for agricultural drivers of environmental damage. A score of 100 indicates that a country is optimizing both crop yields and fertilizer application
36IndicatorPSUPhosphorus SurplusAgricultureEcosystem Vitality0.10%The difference between phosphorus inputs (as fertilizer) and outputs (as harvested crops)
37IndicatorPRSPesticide Pollution RiskAgricultureEcosystem Vitality0.50%The risk agricultural pesticide pollution to biodiversity. A score of 100 indicates minimal risk
38IndicatorRCYRelative Crop YieldAgricultureEcosystem Vitality1.20%The average yield of 17 major crops
39IssueCategoryWRSWater ResourcesEcosystem Vitality5.00%The Water Resources issue category measures the extent to which humans are mitigating our threats to aquatic ecosystems through the generation and mismanagement of wastewater. It consists of four indicators: wastewater generation
40IndicatorWWGWastewater generatedWater ResourcesEcosystem Vitality0.50%Total amount of municipal wastewater generated per person each year. A score of 100 indicates the country has one of the lowest (≤5th percentile) rates of wastewater generation in the world
41IndicatorWWCWastewater collectedWater ResourcesEcosystem Vitality2.00%Percentage of wastewater collected for treatment. Sometimes measured as the percentage of the population connected to urban or independent wastewater treatment facilities.
42IndicatorWWTWastewater treatedWater ResourcesEcosystem Vitality2.00%Percentage of wastewater that undergoes at least primary treatment.
43IndicatorWWRWastewater reusedWater ResourcesEcosystem Vitality0.50%Percentage of wastewater reused after treatment
44PolicyObjectiveHLTEnvironmental Health25.00%The Environmental Health policy objective measures how well countries are protecting their populations from environmental health risks. It comprises 25% of the total EPI score and is made up of four issue categories: Air Quality
45IssueCategoryAIRAir QualityEnvironmental Health17.00%The Air Quality issue category measures the impacts of air pollution on human health in each country. It consists of seven indicators: anthropogenic PM2.5 exposure
46IndicatorHPEAnthropogenic PM2.5 exposure Air QualityEnvironmental Health6.50%We measure the exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) from satellite-derived ground-level measurements weighted by population density. We exclude the population-weighted fraction of exposure to PM2.5 from windblown dust
47IndicatorHFDHousehold solid fuelsAir QualityEnvironmental Health6.50%We measure household solid fuels using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
48IndicatorOZDOzone exposureAir QualityEnvironmental Health1.50%We measure ozone exposure using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
49IndicatorNODNO2 exposureAir QualityEnvironmental Health1.00%We measure nitrogen dioxide exposure using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
50IndicatorSOESO2 exposureAir QualityEnvironmental Health0.50%We measure exposure to ground-level sulfur dioxide using a country’s ambient ground-level concentration. The pollutant concentration is population-weighted to better capture the exposure levels in geographic areas with a higher human population density. A score of 100 indicates a country has among the lowest exposure in the world (≤5th-percentile)
51IndicatorCOECO exposureAir QualityEnvironmental Health0.50%We measure exposure to ground-level carbon monoxide using a country’s ambient ground-level concentration. The pollutant concentration is population-weighted to better capture the exposure levels in geographic areas with a higher human population density. A score of 100 indicates a country has among the lowest exposure in the world (≤1st-percentile)
52IndicatorVOEVOC exposureAir QualityEnvironmental Health0.50%We measure exposure to ground-level volatile organic compounds using a country’s ambient ground-level concentration. The pollutant concentration is population-weighted to better capture the exposure levels in geographic areas with a higher human population density. We estimate volatile organic compounds as the summed concentration of ethane
53IssueCategoryH2OSanitation & Drinking WaterEnvironmental Health5.00%The Sanitation & Drinking Water issue category measures how well countries protect human health from environmental risks on two indicators: unsafe drinking water and unsafe sanitation.
54IndicatorUSDUnsafe sanitation Sanitation & Drinking WaterEnvironmental Health2.00%We measure unsafe sanitation using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
55IndicatorUWDUnsafe drinking waterSanitation & Drinking WaterEnvironmental Health3.00%We measure unsafe drinking water using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
56IssueCategoryHMTHeavy MetalsEnvironmental Health2.00%The Heavy Metals issue category measures the direct impacts of heavy metal pollution exposure on human health in each country. It is based on one indicator
57IndicatorLEDLead exposureHeavy MetalsEnvironmental Health2.00%We measure lead exposure using the number of age-standardized disability-adjusted life-years lost per 100
58IssueCategoryWMGSolid WasteEnvironmental Health1.00%The Waste Management issue category recognizes the threats of solid waste to human and environmental health. It is based on three indicators: municipal solid waste generation per capita
59IndicatorWPCWaste Generated Per CapitaWaste ManagementEnvironmental Health0.40%We measure the total municipal solid waste produced per person each year.
60IndicatorSMWControlled Solid WasteWaste ManagementEnvironmental Health0.20%Controlled solid waste refers to the percentage of household and commercial waste generated in a country that is collected and treated in a manner that controls environmental risks. This metric counts waste as “controlled” if it is treated through recycling
61IndicatorWRRWaste Recovery RateWaste ManagementEnvironmental Health0.40%We assess the quality of municipal solid waste management by rewarding waste treatment methods that mitigate environmental impacts and recover materials and energy (composting
62PolicyObjectivePCCClimate Change 30.00%TheClimate Change policy objective comprises 30% of the total EPI score and is made up of a single issue category: Climate Change Mitigation.
63IssueCategoryCCHClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 30.00%The Climate Change Mitigation issue category measures progress to combat global climate change
64IndicatorCDAAdjusted emissions growth rate for carbon dioxideClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 7.50%We calculate the CO2 growth rate indicator as the average annual rate of CO2 emissions over the years 2013–2022. We then adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥13% per year
65IndicatorCDFAdjusted emissions growth rate for carbon dioxide (country-specific targets)Climate Change MitigationClimate Change 0.50%This pilot indicator measures the average annual growth rate of CO2 emissions over the years 2013–2022
66IndicatorCHAAdjusted emissions growth rate for methaneClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 3.00%We calculate the CH4 growth rate indicator as the average annual rate of CH4 emissions over the years 2013-2022. We then adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥5% per year
67IndicatorFGAAdjusted emissions growth rate for F-gasesClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 2.00%We calculate the F-gases growth rate indicator as the average annual rate of F-gases emissions over the years 2013-2022. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥12% per year
68IndicatorNDAAdjusted emissions growth rate for nitrous oxideClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 1.00%We calculate the nitrous oxide growth rate indicator as the average annual rate of nitrous oxide emissions over the years 2013-2022. We then adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥5% per year
69IndicatorBCAAdjusted emissions growth rate for black carbonClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 1.50%We calculate the black carbon growth rate indicator as the average annual rate of black carbon emissions over the years 2013-2022. We then adjust for economic trends to isolate change due to policy effort rather than economic fluctuation. A score of 100 indicates a country is cutting emissions by ≥5% per year
70IndicatorLUFNet carbon fluxes due to land cover changeClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 1.00%The sum of carbon fluxes (both emissions and sinks) from land use
71IndicatorGTIGHG growth rate adjusted by emissions intensityClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 6.00%Average annual growth rate in greenhouse gas emissions over the last decade adjusted to account for declines in GDP and for how close countries are to a target of zero emissions intensity of GDP.
72IndicatorGTPGHG growth rate adjusted by per capita emissionsClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 6.00%Average annual growth rate in greenhouse gas emissions over the last decade adjusted to account for declines in GDP and for how close countries are to a target of zero emissions per capita.
73IndicatorGHNProjected emissions in 2050Climate Change MitigationClimate Change 1.00%The projected emissions levels in 2050 indicator captures whether countries are on track to reach zero emissions of four greenhouse gases by 2050. These greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide
74IndicatorCBPProjected cumulative emissions to 2050 relative to carbon budgetClimate Change MitigationClimate Change 0.50%This pilot indicator of projected cumulative emissions to 2050 indicator captures whether countries exceed their allocated share of the remaining carbon budget in the decarbonization journey until 2050. The indicator includes emissions of carbon dioxide