Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Sierra Leone: 5,952 (2020)

Sierra Leone's latest reported Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions is 5,952 in 2020, elevated relative to its long-run trend. Coverage spans 1990–2020 (31 data points) sourced from the World Bank Development Data Group. Latest value (2020) 5,952 Year-over-year change…

Last updated: April 14, 2026

Sierra Leone’s latest reported Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions is 5,952
in 2020, elevated relative to its long-run trend.
Coverage spans 1990–2020 (31 data points)
sourced from the World Bank Development Data Group.

Latest value (2020)
5,952
Year-over-year change
1.36%
Historical peak
6,818
Historical low
2,373

Current Value & Context

The most recent observation for Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Sierra Leone is
5,952
for 2020. Against a historical range of
2,373 to 6,818,
this reading is elevated relative to its long-run trend.

Summary statistics

Statistic Value
Latest (2020) 5,952
All-time peak 6,818
All-time low 2,373
Long-run median 4,127
Observations 31

Historical Trajectory

Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Sierra Leone has been tracked across 31 annual observations between 1990 and 2020.
The long-run trajectory below visualises the full time series.

6,818 5,707 4,596 3,485 2,373

1990
2005
2020

Inflection points

  • 1993 — local peak at 3,185.
  • 2006 — local peak at 5,095.
  • 2008 — local trough at 4,212.
  • 2018 — local peak at 6,818.

Decade Breakdown

Average values by decade, highlighting periods of growth, decline, or stagnation:

Decade Mean Low High Obs.
1990s 2,888 2,373 3,185 10
2000s 3,846 2,442 5,095 10
2010s 5,928 4,535 6,818 10
2020s 5,952 5,952 5,952 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sierra Leone's Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2020?

Sierra Leone's Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions for 2020 is 5,952, based on the World Bank WDI release.

What was the historical peak of Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Sierra Leone?

The recorded peak is 6,818 across 31 annual observations from the World Bank series.

How reliable is this Sierra Leone data?

Values are the World Bank's consolidated release of country-reported statistics. Missing years reflect gaps in the original source and are omitted rather than interpolated.

Where is this indicator originally sourced?

Directly from the World Bank Development Data Group, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Source: World Bank — World Development Indicators. Data licensed CC BY 4.0.

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