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On a per capita basis, the GDP of the Republic of Chad is approximately $2500. This is the generally accepted figure among international financial organizations.
Chad, its official name is the Republic of Chad, has a developing economy. Currently it is among one of the poorer countries in Africa. Most financial organizations approximate its GDP per capita to be around $2500.

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