Country Life Enrichment

Every Country. A Different Life.

Life takes a different shape depending on where and when you are born.

In 1 in 8 Billion, you can already explore life across 172 countries and regions.

We are adding more of what makes each place distinct: education, work, family life, housing, social customs, and the historical events that shape ordinary decisions.

Open a country to see the life you can already play, what is being deepened, and the research behind it.

• 172 countries and regions
• Country-specific experiences
• Historical context
• Transparent sources

Explore life around the world

A few places are shown first. Search, or choose a continent, to open any of the 172.

No place matches that search.

Statistical families behind the lives you can play

The simulator already draws on these published families for the lives available today. A country page names a dataset only after that country’s own tables have been checked.

• World Population Prospects 2024

  UN Population Division

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• World Development Indicators

  World Bank

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• Global Health Observatory

  WHO

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• UNESCO Institute for Statistics

  UNESCO

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• ILOSTAT

  ILO

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• UNICEF Data

  UNICEF

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• Child Mortality Estimates

  UN IGME

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

• Global statistics collections

  Our World in Data

  Original source

  Used as a statistical family in the existing simulation. Not a country-by-country list of new experiences.

Birth chances for the 172 places