Table 3 Dengue situation in the developing world based on GDP, climatic conditions, and rainfall [PAHO/WHO (Pan American Health Organization) 2021 [20, 71], Center for disease control and prevention 2021, Worldometer- GDP, 2021] [72]
From: Does COVID-19 lockdowns have impacted on global dengue burden? A special focus to India
Country | GDP (USD) | Contribution to world GDP | Dengue condition | Climatic condition | Average yearly rainfall(mm) | Level of risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
India | 2.651 Trillion | 3.28% | Endemic | Tropical and subtropical | 1083 | Frequent/Continuous |
Malaysia | 315 Billion | 0.39% | Endemic | Tropical | 2875 | Frequent/Continuous |
Philippines | 314 Billion | 0.39% | Endemic | Tropical | 2348 | Frequent/Continuous |
Colombia | 314 Billion | 0.39% | Endemic | Tropical | 3240 | Frequent/Continuous |
Vietnam | 224 Billion | 0.28% | Endemic | Tropical | 1821 | Frequent/Continuous |
Cuba | 96.85 Billion | 0.12% | Non-endemic | Subtropical | 1335 | Frequent/Continuous |
Sri Lanka | 87.36 Billion | 0.11% | Endemic | Tropical | 1712 | Frequent/Continuous |
Panama | 62.28 Billion | 0.08% | Endemic | Tropical | 2928 | Frequent/Continuous |
Nepal | 24.88 Billion | 0.03% | Endemic | Subtropical | 1500 | Frequent/Continuous |
Honduras | 22.98 Billion | 0.03% | Endemic | Tropical | 1976 | Frequent/Continuous |
Bangladesh | $250 billion | 0.31% | Endemic | Semi-Arid | 2,666 | Frequent/Continuous |