Almost half the world - countries with a footprint of 1.5 and below

Europe:
Azerbaijan (1.5)
Albania (1.4)
Moldova Republic (1.3)
Armenia (1.0)
Georgia (0.7)

Americas:
Ecuador (1.4)
Honduras (1.3)
Colombia (1.2)
El Salvador (1.2)
Guatemala (1.2)
Nicagarua (1.2)
Peru (0.9)
Haiti (0.6)

Australasia:
Korea DPRP (1.5)
Papua New Guinea (1.5)
Thailand (1.4)
Kyrgyzstan (1.3)
Indonesia (1.0)
Philippines (1.0)
Myanmar (0.9)
Togo (0.9)
Laos (0.8)
Sri Lanka (0.8)
Vietnam (0.8)
India (0.7)
Tajikistan (0.7)
Nepal (0.6)
Pakistan (0.6)
Bangladesh (0.5)
Cambodia (0.5)
Afghanistan (0.1)

MENA (Middle East/North Africa):
Algeria (1.5)
Tunisia (1.5)
Egypt (1.4)
Iraq (1.0)
Morocco (0.9)
Yemen (0.7)

Sub-Saharan Africa:
Botswana (1.5)
Namibia (1.5)
Niger (1.3)
Gambia (1.2)
Nigeria (1.2)
Senegal (1.2)
Burkina Faso (1.1)
Chad (1.1)
Gabon (1.1)
Swaziland (1.1)
Uganda (1.1)
Benin (1.0)
Ghana (1.0)
Sudan (1.0)
Angola (0.9)
Central African Republic (0.9)
Guinea (0.9)
Zimbabwe (0.9)
Cameroon (0.8)
Ethiopia (0.8)
Kenya (0.8)
Mali (0.8)
Sierra Leone (0.8)
Burundi (0.7)
Cote D'Ivoire (0.7)
Eritrea (0.7)
Guinea-Bissau (0.7)
Rwanda (0.7)
Tanzania (0.7)
Congo (0.6)
Liberia (0.6)
Congo Democratic Republic (0.6)
Lesotho (0.9)
Liberia (0.6)
Madagascar (0.6)
Malawi (0.6)
Mozambique (0.6)
Zambia (0.6)
Somalia (0.2)

Data: Unless otherwise credited, all statistics are from the 2005 National Footprint Accounts published on the Global Footprint Network website. The data used in the Accounts relates to 2002)
+The total used is the total for countries publishing National Footprint Accounts (148 countries).