Country risk profile on The Global Risks Index: hazard and threat exposure, vulnerability, macro-financial fragility, coping capacity and systemic coupling, with intervals, sources and corrections on every value.
Source observations from the Humanitarian Data Exchange, each with its reference date, provider and licence. They are not index values.
Refugees from the country · 2005-12-31
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refugees and asylum-seekers abroad, most in United States of America. UNHCR – The UN Refugee Agency · Creative Commons Attribution for Intergovernmental Organisations (CC BY-IGO).
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The full profile of San Marino, area by area
Fourteen areas from macroeconomy to frontier technology, and the planned innovation index. Each card says whether its sources are cleared, shows the mix, and gives two actions: what the area needs, and a scenario you can run now on open data.
阅读指南Admitted: usableUnder legal review: waitingProhibited: excludedNot in the register: not yet assessedAcross the 14 areas: 113 admitted · 63 under legal review · 23 prohibited · 170 not in the register
Partly admitted14 indicators · 2 composites
Macroeconomy and external position
Output, prices, external balance and reserves, monetary conditions and labour, with intervals and the change since the last edition.
GDP
US$ 2.0 billion2023
GDP per person
US$ 59,8712023
GDP growth
0.4% 2023
4 admitted · 4 under legal review · 1 not in the register
Frontier technology risk and capacity side by side: AI, compute, semiconductors, quantum, space, biotech, cyber resilience and digital infrastructure, with the innovation index below.
Internet users
97.3% 2024
Fixed broadband subscriptions
35.8 2022
Patent applications, residents
12 2024
9 admitted · 5 under legal review · 1 prohibited · 26 not in the register
Research, patents, talent, compute, digital infrastructure and capital for San Marino, read beside frontier technology risk. Not inIndicator Standardyet; each indicator needs its source admitted.
Value, change since the previous edition, 90% interval and class probability; the history and the published indicators follow.
NXS-GRX-SMR · CRI · Southern Europe · 0–10 scale
San Marino composite risk
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Values publish with the edition; the interval, class and change appear here.
Previous edition
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Range since 2016
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Coupled composite
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Coupling score S
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Pulse, latest week
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Outlook, 12 months
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方法
Indicator Standard 1.0 · NXS-GRX 2026
Draws
1,000
San Marino composite risk, by edition
No released values yet. The first edition draws the history here with its interval band and class bounds.
The line is the point value by edition; the band is the 90% interval; dashed lines are the class bounds at 2, 3.5, 5 and 6.5.
“San Marino: published indicators” is not connected: the Foundry connection it needs is switched off on this network.
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Four pillars, composite and coupled composite
The composite is shown only with its four pillars and twenty domain indices beside it; each value carries a 90% interval and a class with its probability.
Not yet estimated.Coupling strengths through trade and inputs, finance and debt, energy, food trade, infrastructure and information are ◆ ESTIMATED per edition with their method and references; the coupled composite is reported beside the standalone one.
Pulse signals and outlook probabilities are information for review, never warnings; official warnings for San Marino come only from its mandated authorities.
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