MVP Sustainability Map
Montenegro
627,809
Population
373,696
Sustainable Population
11.6 %
Contraception Use
128
Species Threatened
-0.05 %
Population Growth
$ 7,677
GDP Per Capita
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Montenegro is a small country along the Adriatic sea.
In education, Montenegro has achieved gender parity, and female enrolment is higher in tertiary education. A stamp features Svetlana Kana Radević, credited as the first female Montenegrin architect.
Post of Montenegro; License Public domain; Image https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Svetlana_Kana_Radević_2021_stamp_of_Montenegro.jpg via Wikimedia Commons.
As reported by the UNDP Montenegro’s overall Human Development Indicators are high.
Dennis Jarvis; License CC BY-SA 2.0; Image https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Montenegro-02376_-_Flour_Square_in_Kotor_(10596522986).jpg via Wikimedia Commons.
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Country Comments
Montenegro is a small country along the Adriatic sea. It has emerged from the Balkan wars of the mid 1990s to gain independence in 2006. Thanks to over a decade and a half of stability, the country has seen improvement in the health and welfare of its populace. With below replacement fertility since the mid 1990s and some minimal migration, population growth has remained relatively flat the past decade.
Environmental issues include waste management and wastewater treatment pressures. In 2012 less than one third of the population was connected to a sewer system. However since then the country has made great strides in building more plants.
In education, Montenegro has achieved gender parity, and female enrolment is higher in tertiary education. Additionally early childbearing indicators are low. As reported by the UNDP Montenegro’s overall Human Development Indicators are high