High per capita countries whit humanitarian crises

All high per capita countries, even though not perfect in some matters do very well in GDP generally driven by the size of its vigorous population, with obvious outliers (usually oil dependent economies that have not engaged or ceased to engage in economic production) as Ecuatorial Guinea, Venezuela and what many denounce is the case of several oil countries of the Middle East in which the non-citizens working in construction could be left without access to innovation, among many other things. In this case the issue is mostly about a humanitarian crisis, first and foremost.

In normal circumstances all high per capita countries must contribute according to their wealth as much as any of the rest of high per capita developed countries, in accordance to their wealth (see the chart mentioned here).