List of Serbian regions by GDP

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This is a list of Serbian regions by GDP , GDP per capita and GVA.

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In 2025, 1.00 US$ was 114 Serbian dinar. [1]

Statistical regions by GDP

Statistical regions of Serbia by GDP in 2025 according to data by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. [2]

RankRegionGDP (RSD)GDP (US$)GDP (€)
1 Belgrade RSD 4,232,770 billion$37.049 billion€36,13 billion
2 Vojvodina RSD 2,673,400 billion$23.400 billion€22,820 billion
3 Šumadija and Western Serbia RSD 1,832,770 billion$16.042 billion€15,650 billion
4 Southern and Eastern Serbia RSD 1,387,310 billion$12.143 billion€11,850 billion
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia RSD 10,127,300 billion$88.634 billion€86,440 billion

Statistical regions by GDP per capita

Statistical regions of Serbia by GDP per capita in 2025 according to data by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. [2]

RankRegionGDP (RSD)GDP (US$)GDP (€)
1 Belgrade RSD 2,511,430$21,980€21,440
2 Vojvodina RSD 1,536,340$13,446€13,120
3 Šumadija and Western Serbia RSD 1,007,430$8,817€8,600
4 Southern and Eastern Serbia RSD 986,750$8,636€8,430
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia RSD 1,541,210$13.490€13,160

Administrative districts by GDP (PPS) per inhabitant

Administrative districts of Serbia by GDP (PPS) per inhabitant in 2018 according to data by the Eurostat. [3]

DistrictGDP per inhabitant in Euro
Belgrade 20,500
West Bačka District 8,700
South Banat District 10,800
South Bačka District 14,200
North Banat District 9,400
North Bačka District 10,700
Central Banat District 10,600
Srem District 11,200
Zlatibor District 9,000
Kolubara District 8,800
Mačva District 7,300
Moravica District 10,400
Pomoravlje District 7,200
Rasina District 7,200
Raška District 6,300
Šumadija District 9,300
Bor District 11,500
Braničevo District 10,100
Zaječar District 6,800
Jablanica District 5,700
Nišava District 8,800
Pirot District 10,700
Podunavlje District 6,500
Pčinja District 5,600
Toplica District 7,100

Administrative districts by GVA and GVA per capita

Administrative districts of Serbia by Gross value added (GDP + Subsidies on products - Taxes on products) and Gross value added per capita in 2018 according to data by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. [2]

DistrictGVA in millions of RSD
(Nominal)
GVA per capita in RSD
Belgrade 1,736,1331,027,000
West Bačka District 75,188434,000
South Banat District 151,448542,000
South Bačka District 439,754711,000
North Banat District 64,081468,000
North Bačka District 95,723534,000
Central Banat District 93,243531,000
Srem District 168,192562,000
Zlatibor District 120,469449,000
Kolubara District 71,993440,000
Mačva District 102,502366,000
Moravica District 104,149520,000
Pomoravlje District 71,751359,000
Rasina District 81,109362,000
Raška District 95,902314,000
Šumadija District 131,328464,000
Bor District 64,920575,000
Braničevo District 84,540503,000
Zaječar District 36,467338,000
Jablanica District 56,984283,000
Nišava District 160,330442,000
Pirot District 45,402535,000
Podunavlje District 60,350323,000
Pčinja District 54,828278,000
Toplica District 29,710353,000
not regionalised2,231-
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 4,198,729601,000

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References

  1. "National Bank of Serbia", www.nbs.rs
  2. 1 2 3 "REGIONAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT Regions and areas of the Republic of Serbia, 2023" (PDF).
  3. "GDP (PPS) per inhabitant (Euro) | Data". ec.europa.eu/. Retrieved 2021-09-28.