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PROVINCE · Northeastern Thailand · 1,269,448 RESIDENTS

Roi Et

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Roi Et scores 38.3 of 100 on the Thailand Livability Index, ranking 73 of 77 Thai provinces. Roi Et's strongest category is Demographics & Scale (93.9/100); its weakest is Healthcare (13/100).

COMPOSITE SCORE · 18 MAY 2026
38.3/100
WEAK · ranks 73 of 77 provinces
AS OF 18 MAY 2026 7 / 7 CATEGORIES

By category

7 categories · 31 indicators

Environment & Climate · indicator detail

9 indicators

Environment & Climate

AS OF 18 MAY 2026
PM2.5 Annual Mean Concentration µg/m³ 23.34 18 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's PM2.5 Annual Mean Concentration: 23.34 µg/m³. Annual mean concentration of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in micrograms per cubic meter, from OpenAQ aggregating Pollution Control Department feeds. PM2.5 particles penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream and are linked to respiratory and cardiovascular disease. Lower is better; the WHO 2021 guideline is 5 µg/m³.

Source

OpenAQ (Pollution Control Department feed) ↗ · AS OF 18 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 19 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 11.92–77.33 µg/m³ (median 29.92)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Mid-range — typical for Thai provinces
Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline days/yr > WHO 223.5 18 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Annual Count of Days Exceeding WHO Daily PM2.5 Guideline: 223.5 days/yr > WHO. Annual count of days where PM2.5 exceeds the WHO daily guideline of 15 µg/m³ (2021 update). High counts indicate chronic air-quality concern beyond brief seasonal spikes.

Source

OpenAQ (Pollution Control Department feed) ↗ · AS OF 18 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 17 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 82.6–358.4 days/yr > WHO (median 291.5)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Below average — room for improvement
Provincial Forest Cover Percentage (NSO / Royal Forest Department source) % 4.45 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Forest Cover Percentage (NSO / Royal Forest Department source): 4.45 %. Percentage of provincial land area classified as forest by the Royal Forest Department's administrative survey (republished by the National Statistical Office). Higher cover supports biodiversity, carbon storage, and microclimate stability.

Source

Royal Forest Department (RFD), via National Statistical Office (NSO) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 77 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–83.29 % (median 17.64)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
Tree Canopy Coverage Percentage % 2.74 27 MAY 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Tree Canopy Coverage Percentage: 2.74 %. Percentage of provincial land area covered by tree canopy, from Hansen Global Forest Change v1.12 satellite data (University of Maryland GLAD lab). Tree canopy supports cooling, air filtration, biodiversity, and storm-water management.

Source

Hansen Global Forest Change v1.12 (University of Maryland GLAD) ↗ · AS OF 27 MAY 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 70 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0.32–91.19 % (median 29.62)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
Annual Count of Days With Maximum Temperature ≥ 35°C days/yr ≥35°C (≥95°F) 98.7 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Annual Count of Days With Maximum Temperature ≥ 35°C: 98.7 days/yr ≥35°C (≥95°F). Annual count of days with maximum temperature reaching or exceeding 35°C, from NASA POWER reanalysis. More heat days indicate higher heat-stress risk for outdoor workers, infrastructure, and energy demand.

Source

NASA POWER (Thailand Meteorological Department reserved as ground-validation) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 51 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–150.6 days/yr ≥35°C (≥95°F) (median 88.8)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Above average — meets methodology benchmarks
Wet Days Per Year (≥ 1 mm Rainfall) wet days/yr 149.6 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Wet Days Per Year (≥ 1 mm Rainfall): 149.6 wet days/yr. Annual count of wet days (≥1 mm precipitation) from NASA POWER bias-corrected reanalysis. Scored on a parabolic curve: too few days suggests drought stress; too many disrupts outdoor activity and increases flood risk; mid-range optimum.

Source

NASA POWER (bias-corrected precipitation reanalysis) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 10 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 139.6–256.3 wet days/yr (median 167.5)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Mid-range is best (parabolic curve) — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
Provincial Cabinet-Resolution Flood-Aid Requests Per 100k Population (Annual) events/yr 0.5 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Cabinet-Resolution Flood-Aid Requests Per 100k Population (Annual): 0.5 events/yr. Provincial cabinet-resolution flood-aid requests per 100,000 residents (annual baseline), reflecting the frequency of declared flood disasters severe enough to trigger central-government aid. Lower is better.

Source

Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 2 of 59 provinces · Thailand range: 0.2–23,716.9 events/yr (median 403.5)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
Percentage of Households With Inside Piped Water Supply on Premises % households 89.1 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Percentage of Households With Inside Piped Water Supply on Premises: 89.1 % households. Percentage of households with inside piped-water supply on the premises, from National Statistical Office household survey data. Higher coverage improves health, sanitation, and time saved on water collection.

Source

National Statistical Office (NSO) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 60 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 75.2–99.1 % households (median 90)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Above average — meets methodology benchmarks
Provincial Solid Waste Management Performance % disposed 66.67 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Solid Waste Management Performance: 66.67 % disposed. Provincial solid-waste management performance — share of waste properly collected and processed, from Pollution Control Department data. Higher values reduce open dumping, water-pollution risk, and disease vectors.

Source

Pollution Control Department (PCD) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 50 of 76 provinces · Thailand range: 15–100 % disposed (median 72)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Mid-range — typical for Thai provinces
SOURCE · OPENAQ (POLLUTION CONTROL DEPARTMENT FEED) · ROYAL FOREST DEPARTMENT (RFD), VIA NATIONAL STATISTICAL OFFICE (NSO) · HANSEN GLOBAL FOREST CHANGE V1.12 (UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND GLAD) · NASA POWER (THAILAND METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT RESERVED AS GROUND-VALIDATION) · NASA POWER (BIAS-CORRECTED PRECIPITATION REANALYSIS) · DEPARTMENT OF DISASTER PREVENTION AND MITIGATION (DDPM) · NATIONAL STATISTICAL OFFICE (NSO) · POLLUTION CONTROL DEPARTMENT (PCD) AS OF 31 DEC 2024 METHODOLOGY →

Healthcare · indicator detail

4 indicators

Healthcare

AS OF 30 APR 2026
Registered Hospital Beds Per 1,000 Provincial Population beds/1k pop 1.92 1 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Registered Hospital Beds Per 1,000 Provincial Population: 1.92 beds/1k pop. Registered hospital beds per 1,000 residents, from Ministry of Public Health hospital registry. Higher capacity supports inpatient care and surge response.

Source

Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) ↗ · AS OF 1 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 64 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 1.46–6.27 beds/1k pop (median 2.37)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Below average — room for improvement

In absolute terms

2,437 beds province-wide in Roi Et

Hospital-Grade Healthcare Facilities Per 100,000 Population hospitals/100k 1.81 1 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Hospital-Grade Healthcare Facilities Per 100,000 Population: 1.81 hospitals/100k. Hospital-grade healthcare facilities (community, general, and tertiary hospitals) per 100,000 residents. Higher density reduces travel time to advanced care.

Source

Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) ↗ · AS OF 1 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 68 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 1.39–3.99 hospitals/100k (median 2.32)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

23 hospitals province-wide in Roi Et

JCI-Accredited Hospitals in This Province hospitals 0 30 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's JCI-Accredited Hospitals in This Province: 0 hospitals. Count of hospitals in the province accredited by Joint Commission International, the leading global standard for healthcare quality. JCI accreditation is a strong signal of medical-tourism-grade care.

Source

Joint Commission International (JCI) ↗ · AS OF 30 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 73 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–20 hospitals (median 0)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
Sub-District Health-Promotion Hospitals (รพ.สต.) Per 10,000 Population รพ.สต./10k pop 0 1 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Sub-District Health-Promotion Hospitals (รพ.สต.) Per 10,000 Population: 0 รพ.สต./10k pop. Sub-district health-promotion hospitals (โรงพยาบาลส่งเสริมสุขภาพตำบล / รพ.สต.) per 10,000 residents — Thailand's primary-care frontline in rural sub-districts. Higher density indicates better last-mile access to basic healthcare.

Source

Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) ↗ · AS OF 1 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 70 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–2.93 รพ.สต./10k pop (median 1.03)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

0 centres province-wide in Roi Et

SOURCE · MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MOPH) · JOINT COMMISSION INTERNATIONAL (JCI) AS OF 1 DEC 2025 METHODOLOGY →

Connectivity & Transport · indicator detail

6 indicators

Connectivity & Transport

AS OF 30 APR 2026
Provincial Median Fixed Broadband Download Speed Mbps median 281.7 31 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Median Fixed Broadband Download Speed: 281.7 Mbps median. Median provincial fixed-line broadband download speed in megabits per second, from Ookla Speedtest open data. Higher speeds support remote work, e-commerce, and digital services.

Source

Ookla Speedtest Open Data ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 18 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 71.3–375.7 Mbps median (median 277)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
Provincial Median Mobile Broadband Download Speed Mbps median 86.3 31 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Median Mobile Broadband Download Speed: 86.3 Mbps median. Median provincial mobile broadband download speed in megabits per second, from Ookla Speedtest open data. Higher speeds matter most for residents and travellers without fixed-line access.

Source

Ookla Speedtest Open Data ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 32 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 42.5–160.4 Mbps median (median 80.8)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
Provincial Walkability Score (Decay-Weighted Amenity Access) 0–100 score 30 30 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Walkability Score (Decay-Weighted Amenity Access): 30 0–100 score. Composite walkability score derived from OpenStreetMap pedestrian-network density and street-grid connectivity around the province's urban centroid. Higher walkability supports daily activity, retail clustering, and reduces car-dependence.

Source

OpenStreetMap (OSM) ↗ · AS OF 30 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 40 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 3–838 0–100 score (median 31)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Below average — room for improvement
Provincial Public Transport Access Score % urban pop 1 30 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Public Transport Access Score: 1 % urban pop. Public transport access proxy — count of transit nodes (bus stops, BTS/MRT stations, rail stops) within a 30 km radius of the provincial centroid, from OpenStreetMap. Higher density reduces car-dependence.

Source

OpenStreetMap (OSM); ESA WorldCover; WorldPop ↗ · AS OF 30 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 72 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–947 % urban pop (median 10)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
Driving Time to Nearest Intercity Rail Station (Minutes) min drive 173 30 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Driving Time to Nearest Intercity Rail Station (Minutes): 173 min drive. Driving time in minutes from the province's main population centre to the nearest intercity rail station, derived from State Railway of Thailand network data and OpenStreetMap road geometry. Shorter drive times indicate stronger rail connectivity for residents and inbound travel.

Source

State Railway of Thailand (SRT); HSR phases via NESDC ↗ · AS OF 30 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 66 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0.4–353.9 min drive (median 35.1)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Below average — room for improvement
Driving Time to Nearest International Airport (Minutes) min drive 315 30 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Driving Time to Nearest International Airport (Minutes): 315 min drive. Driving time in minutes from the province's main population centre to the nearest international airport, derived from OpenStreetMap road data. Shorter drive times improve connectivity for residents and inbound travel.

Source

OpenStreetMap (OSM); Department of Civil Aviation Thailand (DCAT) ↗ · AS OF 30 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 61 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 12.8–599 min drive (median 191.2)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
SOURCE · OOKLA SPEEDTEST OPEN DATA · OPENSTREETMAP (OSM) · OPENSTREETMAP (OSM); ESA WORLDCOVER; WORLDPOP · STATE RAILWAY OF THAILAND (SRT); HSR PHASES VIA NESDC · OPENSTREETMAP (OSM); DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION THAILAND (DCAT) AS OF 31 DEC 2025 METHODOLOGY →

Cost & Economy · indicator detail

2 indicators

Cost & Economy

AS OF 4 MAY 2026
Gross Provincial Product Per Capita (Baht, Chain Volume Measures, Reference Year 2002) THB/capita/yr 82,491 31 DEC 2024

What this measures

Roi Et's Gross Provincial Product Per Capita (Baht, Chain Volume Measures, Reference Year 2002): 82,491 THB/capita/yr. Gross Provincial Product per capita in Thai baht — total economic output produced within the province divided by population. Higher values indicate stronger local economic activity and tax base.

Source

Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2024

Where this province falls

Rank 70 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 64,005–942,205 THB/capita/yr (median 124,482)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
Provincial Consumer Price Index — Year-on-Year Change (%) % YoY -0.17 4 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Consumer Price Index — Year-on-Year Change (%): -0.17 % YoY. Provincial Consumer Price Index year-on-year change (%), from the National Statistical Office via the Trade Policy and Strategy Office public API. Lower inflation indicates a more stable cost of living for residents.

Source

Thailand Provincial Statistics Office (TPSO) ↗ · AS OF 4 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 65 of 76 provinces · Thailand range: -1.53–4.47 % YoY (median -0.63)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Above average — meets methodology benchmarks
SOURCE · OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NESDC) · THAILAND PROVINCIAL STATISTICS OFFICE (TPSO) AS OF 31 DEC 2024 METHODOLOGY →

Safety & Governance · indicator detail

3 indicators

Safety & Governance

AS OF 4 MAY 2026
ACLED-Recorded Conflict and Protest Events Per 100,000 Population, 5-Year Window events/100k (5yr) 0.63 29 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's ACLED-Recorded Conflict and Protest Events Per 100,000 Population, 5-Year Window: 0.63 events/100k (5yr). Cumulative count over the past five years of armed-conflict events recorded by the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, normalized per 100,000 residents. Lower is safer.

Source

Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) ↗ · AS OF 29 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 12 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–71.55 events/100k (5yr) (median 1.53)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

8 events province-wide in Roi Et

ACLED-Recorded Conflict Fatalities Per 100,000 Population, 5-Year Window fatalities/100k (5yr) 0 29 APR 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's ACLED-Recorded Conflict Fatalities Per 100,000 Population, 5-Year Window: 0 fatalities/100k (5yr). Cumulative fatalities over the past five years from armed-conflict events recorded by ACLED, normalized per 100,000 residents. Lower is safer.

Source

Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) ↗ · AS OF 29 APR 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 54 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–14.36 fatalities/100k (5yr) (median 0)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

0 fatalities province-wide in Roi Et

Road Traffic Fatalities Per 100,000 Population deaths/100k/yr 23.32 4 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Road Traffic Fatalities Per 100,000 Population: 23.32 deaths/100k/yr. Annual road traffic fatalities per 100,000 residents, from the Road Traffic Injuries Data Center (MoPH). Lower is safer. Road fatality rates reflect road design, enforcement, driver behaviour, and emergency-response quality combined.

Source

Ministry of Public Health — Road Traffic Injuries Data Center (RTIDC) ↗ · AS OF 4 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 31 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 12.75–52.55 deaths/100k/yr (median 25.82)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Mid-range — typical for Thai provinces

In absolute terms

296 deaths province-wide in Roi Et

SOURCE · ARMED CONFLICT LOCATION & EVENT DATA PROJECT (ACLED) · MINISTRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH — ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES DATA CENTER (RTIDC) AS OF 29 APR 2026 METHODOLOGY →

Lifestyle & Culture · indicator detail

5 indicators

Lifestyle & Culture

AS OF 4 MAY 2026
TAT-Registered Tourist Attractions Per 100,000 Population attractions/100k 2.91 4 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's TAT-Registered Tourist Attractions Per 100,000 Population: 2.91 attractions/100k. TAT-registered tourist attractions (temples, national parks, museums, historical sites, beaches, viewpoints, waterfalls, cultural sites) per 100,000 residents. Higher attraction density indicates richer built cultural and tourism infrastructure relative to the provincial population.

Source

Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT Data API v2) ↗ · AS OF 4 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 71 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 1.79–30.13 attractions/100k (median 7.58)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

37 attractions province-wide in Roi Et

FAD-Registered Ancient Monuments monuments 48 19 OCT 2022

What this measures

Roi Et's FAD-Registered Ancient Monuments: 48 monuments. Count of ancient monuments, historical sites, and heritage buildings registered under the Department of Fine Arts (FAD) national heritage registry. Covers royal temples, archaeological sites, and officially designated cultural landmarks across all 77 provinces. Higher is better.

Source

Department of Fine Arts (FAD) — กรมศิลปากร ↗ · AS OF 19 OCT 2022

Where this province falls

Rank 9 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–201 monuments (median 17)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Above average — meets methodology benchmarks
International Tourist Arrivals Per Capita arrivals/resident 0.01 31 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's International Tourist Arrivals Per Capita: 0.01 arrivals/resident. International tourist arrivals per resident, from Ministry of Tourism and Sports provincial data. Display-only — not part of the composite score. Tourist density is directionally ambiguous: high arrivals signal a vibrant destination but also impose costs on infrastructure, housing prices, and resident quality of life.

Source

Ministry of Tourism and Sports (MOTS) ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 59 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0.01–24.21 arrivals/resident (median 0.12)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
7-Eleven Stores Per 10,000 Population stores per 10k residents 0.41 4 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's 7-Eleven Stores Per 10,000 Population: 0.41 stores per 10k residents. 7-Eleven stores per 10,000 residents — a convenience retail density proxy for everyday urban amenity. Higher density indicates better access to convenience goods, payment services, and basic food options without requiring transport.

Source

CP All / 7-Eleven Thailand store-locator API ↗ · AS OF 4 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 66 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0.1–5.84 stores per 10k residents (median 0.7)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks

In absolute terms

52 stores province-wide in Roi Et

UNESCO World Heritage Sites Inscribed in This Province sites 0 31 DEC 2023

What this measures

Roi Et's UNESCO World Heritage Sites Inscribed in This Province: 0 sites. Number of UNESCO World Heritage sites inscribed within the province. Display-only — not part of the composite score; UNESCO inscription is a narrow signal that misses provinces with strong national heritage but no UNESCO listing (Bangkok, Chiang Mai). Methodology v1.2 replaces with the FAD national heritage registry.

Source

UNESCO World Heritage Centre ↗ · AS OF 31 DEC 2023

Where this province falls

Rank 73 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 0–1 sites (median 0)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Higher is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Bottom quintile — significant gap vs. methodology benchmarks
SOURCE · TOURISM AUTHORITY OF THAILAND (TAT DATA API V2) · DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS (FAD) — กรมศิลปากร · MINISTRY OF TOURISM AND SPORTS (MOTS) · CP ALL / 7-ELEVEN THAILAND STORE-LOCATOR API · UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE CENTRE AS OF 19 OCT 2022 METHODOLOGY →

Demographics & Scale · indicator detail

2 indicators

Demographics & Scale

AS OF 5 MAY 2026
Provincial Population Density (Persons Per Square Kilometre) persons/km² 164 1 DEC 2025

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Population Density (Persons Per Square Kilometre): 164 persons/km². Provincial population density in persons per square kilometre, from Department of Provincial Administration data. Scored on a parabolic curve: very low and very high density both reduce livability (under-served rural at one end, over-crowded urban at the other); mid-density optimum.

Source

Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA) ↗ · AS OF 1 DEC 2025

Where this province falls

Rank 44 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 23.2–3,159.1 persons/km² (median 121.4)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Mid-range is best (parabolic curve) — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
Provincial Dependency Ratio per 100 working-age adults 39.22 5 MAY 2026

What this measures

Roi Et's Provincial Dependency Ratio: 39.22 per 100 working-age adults. Children under 15 plus adults 65 and over, expressed as a count per 100 working-age adults aged 15 to 64. Source: Department of Provincial Administration registered population, December 2025 snapshot. Lower is better; a lighter dependency burden tracks lower fiscal pressure on local services and stronger per-worker productive support. The figure can read high in border provinces (Tak is the prominent case) where cross-border worker and refugee-camp populations register dependents under household registration without registering themselves as working-age.

Source

Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA), Bureau of Registration Administration ↗ · AS OF 5 MAY 2026

Where this province falls

Rank 15 of 77 provinces · Thailand range: 36.02–56.83 per 100 working-age adults (median 42.05)

How to read this score

Scoring direction
Lower is better — scored against fixed methodology goalposts (see the methodology page for the exact thresholds).
This province's band
Top quintile — meets or exceeds methodology benchmarks
SOURCE · DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION (DOPA) · DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION (DOPA), BUREAU OF REGISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AS OF 1 DEC 2025 METHODOLOGY →

Beyond the score

Data relevant to livability that sits outside the composite

The series below are held out of the composite by design — not because the data is unreliable, but because including them would double-count something already in the score or because the direction (better or worse) is genuinely ambiguous. See the methodology note on supplementary indicators for the full posture.

Satellite-detected active fires (NASA FIRMS) — Roi Et

5-year mean across 2021-2025, MODIS Collection 6 sensor (MODIS_SP)

  • Data through
  • RefreshAnnual (next refresh January 2027)
  • Source NASA FIRMS
Inside the province (per-year mean)
221

Detections that fall inside the province polygon (HDX RTSD ADM1 boundaries). Counts inside Thailand only.

Within 150 km of the centroid (per-year mean)
1,679

Captures fires in adjacent Thai provinces and cross-border fires from Laos that the polygon-only count misses.

About this data — source, citation, and how it relates to PM2.5

Source. NASA FIRMS (Fire Information for Resource Management System), operated by NASA's Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS) at the Goddard Space Flight Center. Distributed through firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov.

Product. MODIS Collection 6 Standard-Processing active-fire detections (MODIS_SP), Terra and Aqua satellites, roughly 1 km resolution, calendar years 2021-2025. VIIRS sensors (Suomi NPP, NOAA-20) are queued for the v1.1 release.

Algorithm citation. Giglio, L., Schroeder, W., & Justice, C. O. (2016). The collection 6 MODIS active fire detection algorithm and fire products. Remote Sensing of Environment, 178, 31-41. doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.2016.02.054.

Confidence filter. MODIS detections with confidence below 30 are dropped — the low-quality and possible-fire flagged categories per the FIRMS user guide. The remaining nominal and high categories are retained.

What each detection means. A "fire pixel" represents an area of roughly one square kilometer hot enough to register against MODIS infrared bands. Detections include agricultural burning, forest fires, industrial flaring, and rare false positives from highly reflective surfaces.

How it relates to PM2.5. Fire counts and the PM2.5 indicators in Environment & Climate (annual mean and days exceeding the WHO threshold) correlate strongly during the northern burning season, February through April. The two indicators measure opposite ends of the same chain: fire source upstream, air-quality impact downstream. Including both in the composite would double-count one phenomenon. The fire counts shown here serve as informational context.

Unemployment rate (NSO Q3 2024) — Roi Et

Display only at v1.0, not scored in the composite

Provincial unemployment rate
1.81%

NSO publishes this province-level rate directly in the Statistical Yearbook 2025, Table 2.2.

About this data — why it is held out of the composite at v1.0

Source. National Statistical Office (NSO) Statistical Yearbook 2025, Table 2.2, Population aged 15 years and over by labour-force status, region, and province, Q3 2024. Distributed through www.nso.go.th.

How the value is constructed. NSO publishes a direct unemployment rate for 9 of 77 provinces. The remaining 68 carry only labour-force and employed counts; the rate is recomputed as (current labour force minus employed) divided by current labour force, times 100. The quality flag attached to each row records which path produced the value.

Suppression cohort. Five provinces (Loei, Bueng Kan, Chanthaburi, Nakhon Nayok, and Surat Thani) compute to at or near zero because the Yearbook reports the employed count equal to the labour-force count at the small-cell suppression boundary. TLI renders "not published by NSO at province level" for these five rather than the misleading near-zero computed value.

Why supplementary at v1.0. Five compounding data-quality problems put the indicator below the OECD analytical-soundness threshold: NSO direct-publication coverage of only 9 of 77 provinces; no NSO-documented suppression-threshold rule (verified through a NotebookLM query against three Yearbook years on 2026-05-07); formal-sector-only coverage that misses the rural informal economy; and a single-quarter Q3 snapshot susceptible to harvest-cycle seasonality. The downgrade is documented in the decision memo dm-20260507-unemployment-display-only.

Replacement at v1.1. A replacement-indicator search is open. Primary candidate: Social Security Office registered-employment density. See the methodology note on supplementary indicators for the full posture and the v1.1 evaluation track.

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Living in Roi Et: what the data says

4 frequently asked questions, answered from the TLI dataset
What is Roi Et's livability score?
Roi Et scores 38 of 100 on the Thailand Livability Index, ranking 73 of 77 Thai provinces (data as of 18 MAY 2026). The score combines 30 indicators across 7 categories using a geometric mean, so weak categories are not masked by strong ones.
Which categories does Roi Et score highest in?
Roi Et's top three categories on the Thailand Livability Index are Demographics & Scale (94/100), Safety & Governance (89/100), and Environment & Climate (47/100). These categories pull Roi Et's composite above the median for Thai provinces.
Which categories does Roi Et score lowest in?
Roi Et's lowest three categories are Healthcare (13/100), Lifestyle & Culture (23/100), and Cost & Economy (26/100). Because the Thailand Livability Index uses a geometric mean — which penalises weak categories more heavily than a simple average — these are the categories pulling Roi Et's composite down the most.
How does Roi Et compare to other provinces in Northeastern Thailand?
Among Northeastern Thailand's 20 Thai provinces, Roi Et ranks 17 on the Thailand Livability Index. The strongest Northeastern Thailand province is Nong Khai (52/100); the weakest is Maha Sarakham (35/100). Roi Et's biggest gap behind Nong Khai is in Healthcare (13/100 vs. Nong Khai's 34/100, a 21-point spread). The TLI geometric-mean composite penalises gaps of this size when combining the seven category scores.
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