CO2 Emissions per Capita: Haiti

Analysis# Haiti CO2 Emissions per Capita Haiti's per capita CO2 emissions reached 0.298 metric tons in 2024, reflecting a country with minimal climate impact relative to global standards. The nation peaked at 0.335 metric tons in 2016, nearly six times higher than its 1994 low of 0.056 metric tons. Since 1970, emissions have grown 159.1% overall, though this expansion remains modest compared to industrialized nations. A significant shift occurred between 2016 and 2020, when Haiti's emissions declined from their all-time high of 0.335 to 0.306 metric tons. This downward trajectory has largely continued through 2024, with only a slight uptick from the 2023 low of 0.29 metric tons. The recent stabilization around 0.29–0.30 metric tons suggests Haiti's emissions profile has entered a plateau phase following years of gradual reduction.