Norway’s coastline is 49 times as long as Ivory Coast’s

Ivory Coast: 515 km (2026 edition) · Norway: 25,148 km (2026 edition)

Norway’s highest peak towers 717 m above Ivory Coast’s

Ivory Coast: 1,752 m (2026 edition) · Norway: 2,469 m (2026 edition)

Farmland covers 84% of Ivory Coast, versus 2.7% of Norway

Ivory Coast: 83.9% (2024) · Norway: 2.7% (2024)

Ivory Coast has 5.8 times as many people as Norway

Ivory Coast: 32.7 million (2025) · Norway: 5.61 million (2025)

Ivory Coast is 6.7 times as densely populated as Norway

Ivory Coast: 103 per km² (2025) · Norway: 15 per km² (2025)

The typical person in Norway is 21 years older than in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 18.1 years (2023) · Norway: 39.5 years (2023)

Women in Ivory Coast have 2.8 more children on average than in Norway

Ivory Coast: 4.23 children per woman (2024) · Norway: 1.45 children per woman (2024)

19% of people in Norway are 65 or older, versus 2.7% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 2.7% (2025) · Norway: 19.1% (2025)

Norway hosts 9.7 times as many refugees per resident as Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 2.3 per 1,000 (2025) · Norway: 22.1 per 1,000 (2025)

Norway has produced 23.2 Nobel laureates per 10 million people, Ivory Coast none

Ivory Coast: 0 (2026) · Norway: 23.2 (2026)

Norway has 3 official languages, Ivory Coast 1

Ivory Coast: 1 (2026) · Norway: 3 (2026)

Norway’s economy is 5.3 times the size of Ivory Coast’s

Ivory Coast: $99.8 billion (2025) · Norway: $531 billion (2025)

Norway produces 13 times as much per person as Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: Int$8,209 (2025) · Norway: Int$104,044 (2025)

Income is more unequally shared in Ivory Coast than in Norway (Gini 8.8 points higher)

Ivory Coast: 35.3 (2021) · Norway: 26.5 (2023)

21% of people in Ivory Coast live on less than $3 a day, versus 0.2% in Norway

Ivory Coast: 20.8% (2021) · Norway: 0.2% (2023)

Unemployment is 4.6% in Norway, versus 2.3% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 2.3% (2025) · Norway: 4.6% (2025)

Norway spends 3.3% of its GDP on the military, Ivory Coast 0.8%

Ivory Coast: 0.8% (2025) · Norway: 3.3% (2025)

Norway’s central government collects 25% of GDP in tax, Ivory Coast’s 13%

Ivory Coast: 13% (2023) · Norway: 24.5% (2024)

Norway’s price level (US = 100) is 2.4× Ivory Coast’s

Ivory Coast: 37% (2025) · Norway: 91% (2025)

Norway spends 95 times as much on health per person as Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: $88 (2023) · Norway: $8,296 (2023)

A baby in Ivory Coast is 22 times as likely to die before turning one as in Norway

Ivory Coast: 44.8 per 1,000 (2024) · Norway: 2 per 1,000 (2024)

Norway has 30 times as many doctors per person as Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 0.2 per 1,000 (2023) · Norway: 5 per 1,000 (2023)

Ivory Coast: no data · Norway: 3.3 per 1,000 (2023)

The suicide rate in Ivory Coast is 42% higher than in Norway

Ivory Coast: 16.5 per 100k (2023) · Norway: 11.6 per 100k (2023)

21% of adults in Norway are obese, versus 12% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 12% (2024) · Norway: 20.7% (2024)

13% of adults in Norway smoke, versus 7.3% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 7.3% (2024) · Norway: 12.9% (2024)

People in Norway rate their lives 2.09 points higher than in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 5.15 (2025) · Norway: 7.24 (2025)

Adults in Norway drink 67% more alcohol than in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 4.2 litres (2023) · Norway: 7 litres (2023)

Norway has 5.9 times as much meat per person as Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 12 kg (2023) · Norway: 70.4 kg (2023)

Norway has 538 kcal more food per person per day than Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 2,938 kcal (2023) · Norway: 3,476 kcal (2023)

Workers in Ivory Coast put in 691 more hours a year than in Norway

Ivory Coast: 2,103 hours (2023) · Norway: 1,412 hours (2023)

Adults in Norway went to school 8.2 years longer than in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 4.9 years (2023) · Norway: 13.1 years (2023)

Ivory Coast: no data · Norway: 0.91 (2022)

Norway has 3 more World Heritage sites than Ivory Coast (8 against 5)

Ivory Coast: 5 (2026) · Norway: 8 (2026)

Norway has won 616 Olympic medals, Ivory Coast 5

Ivory Coast: 5 (2026 edition) · Norway: 616 (2026 edition)

99% of people in Norway are online, versus 41% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 41% (2024) · Norway: 99% (2024)

Home internet in Norway is 2.7 times as fast as in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 85 Mbps (2026) · Norway: 228 Mbps (2026)

100% of people in Norway have electricity, versus 73% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 72.9% (2024) · Norway: 100% (2024)

84% of people in Norway live in cities, versus 55% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 55% (2025) · Norway: 84% (2025)

Ivory Coast has 184 mobile subscriptions per 100 people, Norway 109

Ivory Coast: 184 (2024) · Norway: 109 (2024)

Norway’s railway network is 6.1 times as long as Ivory Coast’s

Ivory Coast: 639 km (2021) · Norway: 3,885 km (2021)

Ivory Coast: 0.02 (2023) · Norway: no data

Forest covers 33% of Norway, but only 12% of Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 12.1% (2024) · Norway: 33.2% (2024)

The average person in Norway emits 14 times as much CO₂ as someone in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 0.5 t (2024) · Norway: 6.7 t (2024)

99% of Norway’s electricity is renewable, versus 29% in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 28.9% (2024) · Norway: 99% (2025)

The air in Ivory Coast carries 3 times as much fine dust as in Norway

Ivory Coast: 20.2 µg/m³ (2024) · Norway: 6.7 µg/m³ (2024)

Ivory Coast: no data · Norway: 0.7 per 100k (2023)

Roads in Ivory Coast are 11 times as deadly as in Norway

Ivory Coast: 30.9 per 100k (2023) · Norway: 2.9 per 100k (2023)

Ivory Coast is on average 25.2 °C warmer than Norway

Ivory Coast: 26.8°C (2016–2025 avg) · Norway: 1.6°C (2016–2025 avg)

Norway gets 3% more rain than Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 1,226 mm (2016–2025 avg) · Norway: 1,259 mm (2016–2025 avg)