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Burundi Agricultural Land (%)

Burundi's agricultural land (%) rose to 82.81% in 2022, up from 81.89% in 2021, according to World Bank. This represents an increase of 0.92% from the previous year. Burundi has the 3rd highest agricultural land (%). Other top countries are Turkmenistan, Côte d'Ivoire, Rwanda and Uruguay.

Yearly Historical Data (1961-2022)

(in %)
Year Agricultural Land (%)
2022 82.81%
2021 81.89%
2020 80.84%
2019 79.79%
2018 78.74%
2017 77.69%
2016 76.64%
2015 75.58%
2014 74.53%
2013 73.48%
2012 72.43%
2011 71.69%
2010 71.38%
2009 71.3%
2008 71.18%
2007 71.07%
2006 70.95%
2005 70.83%
2004 71.96%
2003 71.38%
2002 71.42%
2001 72.08%
2000 72.7%
1999 73.48%
1998 74.49%
1997 76.01%
1996 77.61%
1995 79.32%
1994 80.72%
1993 80.88%
1992 81.07%
1991 80.88%
1990 81.07%
1989 81.27%
1988 81.46%
1987 81.27%
1986 81.07%
1985 80.22%
1984 80.22%
1983 80.22%
1982 80.22%
1981 80.8%
1980 81.31%
1979 81.78%
1978 82.55%
1977 83.45%
1976 81.58%
1975 80.22%
1974 79.05%
1973 77.88%
1972 74.22%
1971 73.95%
1970 73.21%
1969 73.87%
1968 65.26%
1967 64.88%
1966 63.12%
1965 63.24%
1964 62.5%
1963 62.46%
1962 61.92%
1961 61.33%
Burundi Agricultural Land (%) : Definition
Agricultural Land (%) measures the percentage of Burundi's land used for farming.
Indicator Last Value Prior Value Period
Annual CO2 Emissions 709,700 tonnes 707,285 tonnes 2023
Forest Area (%) 10.89% 10.89% 2022