Marshallese Scorecard

Country profile

The Marshall Islands is an island nation in the central Pacific, composed of low-lying atolls and islets with a unique maritime culture and stunning coral reefs. It has a population of 0.0 million, a population growth rate of -3.17%, and a median age of 20.70 years.

Its history includes traditional Micronesian navigation and a period of U.S. administration following World War II, which has shaped its modern political status.

Today, the Marshall Islands focuses on sustainable development, preserving its traditional customs, and addressing the challenges posed by climate change.

Its capital city is Majuro.