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ANNEX

Economic cost of deaths from air pollution (outdoor and indoor) per country, as a percentage of GDP WHO European Region, 2010

Economic cost of deaths from air pollution

Country

a

US$ millions

Percentage of GDP (at purchasing power parity)

Albania 4 572 16.9

Armenia 3 690 19.5

Austria 11 457 3.3

Azerbaijan 10 042 7.1

Belarus 19 865 13.6

Belgium 19 842 4.6

Bosnia and Herzegovina 7 228 21.5

Bulgaria 32 091 29.5

Croatia 9 035 10.8

Cyprus 857 3.3

Czech Republic 20 901 7.4

Denmark 6 283 2.7

Estonia 2 015 7.2

Finland 1 495 0.7

France 53 295 2.3

Georgia 9 127 35.2

Germany 144 715 4.5

Greece 22 785 7.1

Hungary 40 859 19.0

Iceland 96 0.8

Ireland 2 518 1.3

Israel 7 164 3.3

Italy 97 193 4.7

Kazakhstan 29 226 9.3

Kyrgyzstan 3 571 24.0

Latvia 3 779 10.2

Lithuania 6 041 9.8

Luxembourg 913 2.1

Malta 602 5.4

Montenegro 1 202 14.5

Netherlands 24 644 3.3

Norway 864 0.3

Poland 101 826 12.9

Portugal 9 205 3.2

Republic of Moldova 3 208 23.5

Romania 62 028 18.8

Russian Federation 285 467 9.8

Serbia 28 850 33.5

Slovakia 10 074 7.6

Slovenia 3 226 5.7

Spain 42 951 2.8

Sweden 3 641 0.9

Switzerland 10 225 2.5

Tajikistan 3 199 20.3

The former Yugoslav

Republic of Macedonia 4 755 19.9

Turkey 70 386 6.0

Turkmenistan 4 951 10.0

Ukraine 94 201 26.7

United Kingdom 83 069 3.7

Uzbekistan 12 267 10.5

Total (of available data) 1 431 499

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a

Andorra, Monaco and San Marino are excluded due to incomplete data.

b

Numbers may not add due to rounding.

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