Poorest countries by GDP per capita in 2024.

 It is important to note that predicting the poorest countries in 2024 based on GDP per capita can be challenging due to various factors that can affect a country's economic condition. However, based on current data and trends, here are some of the countries that may have lower GDP per capita in 2024:

1. Burundi: Burundi is currently one of the poorest countries in the world, with a low GDP per capita. It has faced political instability and social unrest, which has hindered its economic development.

2. Democratic Republic of Congo: The Democratic Republic of Congo is rich in natural resources but faces significant challenges such as political instability, corruption, and armed conflict. These factors contribute to its low GDP per capita.

3. Niger: Niger is a landlocked country in West Africa with a predominantly rural population. It faces challenges such as food insecurity, limited access to education and healthcare, and insufficient infrastructure, which contribute to its low GDP per capita.

4.Mozambique: Despite its rich natural resources and potential for economic growth, Mozambique continues to face challenges such as poverty, inequality, high unemployment rates,and susceptibility to natural disasters like cyclones This contributes to its relatively lower GDP per capita compared to other countries.

5.Liberia: Liberia has struggled with political instability and civil wars in the past. Although it has made progress towards stability and economic recovery since then,lack of infrastructure investment,persistent poverty,and limited access health education services continue impact country economy

6.Madagascar:
Madagascar faces challenges such as political instability,pervasive poverty,isolation from global markets,and vulnerability climate changeDespite rich biodiversity potential sectors like tourism agriculture being underdeveloped Madagascar's economy remains fragile leading low GDP per capita projections

7.Haiti:
Haiti one poorest nations Western Hemisphere Fragile governance structures recurring natural disasters including earthquakes hurricanes have hindered country development efforts limited access basic services high levels poverty unemployment contribute lower projected GDP per capita 2024

8.Afghanistan:
Afghanistan long struggled with ongoing conflict political instability Weak governance widespread corruption limited access education healthcare major impediments country development Additionally Afghanistan heavily dependent foreign aid contributions which impact overall economy

9.South Sudan:
Since gaining independence in 2011 South Sudan has faced numerous challenges including internal conflicts ethnic tensions weak infrastructure These factors have hampered economic growth resulting lower projections for future GDP per capita

10.Central African Republic (CAR):
The Central African Republic continues to face significant socioeconomic challenges including political instability violence ethnic tensions weak infrastructure Limited access basic services widespread poverty contribute CAR's relatively low projected GDP per capita

These predictions are based on current data and trends; however it is important note that geopolitical dynamics internal external forces can significantly impact country economies therefore these projections should viewed estimation rather than definitive outcome