Countries with Least Clean Cooking Fuel Access (2023)

Source: World Bank·25 countries·Updated 2023

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South Sudan leads with access to clean fuels for cooking (%) of 0.0%.

Burundi ranks #2 at 0.1%.

Liberia ranks #3 at 0.8%.

Guinea-Bissau ranks #4 at 0.8%.

Sierra Leone ranks #5 at 0.9%.

Bottom 25 Countries by Access to Clean Fuels for Cooking (%)

#CountryAccess to Clean Fuels for Cooking (%)Year
1South Sudan0.0%2023
2Burundi0.1%2023
3Liberia0.8%2023
4Guinea-Bissau0.8%2023
5Sierra Leone0.9%2023
6Central African Republic1.0%2023
7Guinea1.0%2023
8Mali1.3%2023
9Malawi1.5%2023
10Madagascar1.6%2023
11Gambia, The1.6%2023
12Uganda1.8%2023
13Haiti4.5%2023
14Sao Tome and Principe4.6%2023
15Congo, Dem. Rep.5.0%2023
16Niger5.1%2023
17Somalia, Fed. Rep.5.4%2023
18Benin6.0%2023
19Ethiopia7.1%2023
20Mozambique7.4%2023
21Solomon Islands8.7%2023
22Zambia9.2%2023
23Rwanda9.3%2023
24Chad9.7%2023
25Tanzania9.8%2023

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FAQ

What is the lowest access to clean fuels for cooking (%) in 2023?

South Sudan has the lowest access to clean fuels for cooking (%) at 0.0% in 2023.

How many countries are included in this ranking?

This article features the bottom 25 countries out of 189 with available data. Full rankings available on the indicator page.

Where does this data come from?

Data is sourced from the World Bank. It is updated regularly as new releases become available.