List of Russian Federation subjects according to the Human Development Index

The following list sorts Russian Federation subjects according to their Human Development Index .

The Human Development Index is a method of calculating the level of development of a country or region. The HDI not only takes into account the gross national income per capita, but also life expectancy and the duration of training based on the number of school years a 25-year-old has completed and the expected duration of a child's education at school age. The HDI was essentially developed by the Pakistani economist Mahbub ul Haq , who worked closely with the Indian economist Amartya Sen and the British economist and politician Meghnad Desai .

Calculation method

As of the Human Development Report 2010, the three dimensions are calculated as follows:

• Life expectancy index: life expectancy at birth (LE)
• Education index: Average school attendance (DSD) and expected school attendance (VSD) in years
• Standard of living : Gross National Income (GNI) per capita (GNIpk), PPP US $

1. Life Expectancy Index (LEI) ${\displaystyle ={\dfrac {{\text{LE}}-20}{85{,}0-20}}}$
2. Education Index (BI) ${\displaystyle ={\dfrac {{\text{DSDI}}+{\text{VSDI}}}{2}}}$

   2.1. Average School Attendance Index (DSDI) ${\displaystyle ={\dfrac {{\text{DSD}}-0}{15{,}0-0}}}$

   2.2. Estimated School Attendance Index (VSDI) ${\displaystyle ={\dfrac {{\text{VSD}}-0}{18{,}0-0}}}$

3. Income Index (EI) ${\displaystyle ={\dfrac {\ln({\text{BNEpk}})-\ln(100)}{\ln(75000)-\ln(100)}}}$

Finally, the HDI is calculated as a geometric mean from the three dimensions: ${\displaystyle {\text{HDI}}={\sqrt[{3}]{{\text{LEI}}\cdot {\text{BI}}\cdot {\text{EI}}}}.}$

LE: life expectancy at birth

DSD: Average duration of school attendance (number of years that a person aged 25 or older has attended school)

VSD: Estimated length of school attendance (number of years a 5-year-old child will likely go to school)

BNEpk: Gross national income per capita adjusted for purchasing power in US dollars

Federation subjects according to HDI

List of Russian Federation subjects according to their HDI in 2010. All information comes from the UN National Human Development Index from 2013.

Map with the HDI of Russia by region (2016).
Legend:

> 0.950

0.900-0.950

0.850-0.900

0.800 - 0.850

<0.800

Map with the HDI of Russia by region (2010).

Very high human development (0.900–1.000)

High human development (0.800-0.899)

Mean human development (0.700–0.799)

Very high human development
rank	Federation subject	2010 HDI
1	Moscow	0.931
High human development
2	St. Petersburg	0.887
3	Tyumen Oblast (with AKCMJ and AKJN )	0.887
4th	Sakhalin	0.871
5	Belgorod	0.866
6th	Republic of Tatarstan	0.864
7th	Krasnoyarsk	0.854
8th	Komi	0.853
9	Tomsk	0.852
10	Sakha Republic (Yakutia)	0.844
	Russia	0.843
11	Orenburg	0.842
12	Sverdlovsk	0.842
13	Omsk	0.840
14th	Kursk	0.839
15th	Magadan	0.839
16	Arkhangelsk (with Nenets )	0.836
17th	Lipetsk	0.833
18th	Bashkortostan	0.832
19th	Krasnodar	0.831
20th	Chelyabinsk	0.831
21st	Murmansk	0.831
22nd	Novosibirsk	0.830
23	Yaroslavl	0.828
24	Udmurtia	0.828
25th	Samara	0.827
26th	Perm	0.827
27	Kemerovo	0.825
28	Saratov	0.824
29	Oryol	0.823
30th	Volgograd	0.822
31	Irkutsk	0.822
32	Kaliningrad	0.821
33	Nizhny Novgorod	0.820
34	Kaluga	0.820
35	Moscow Oblast	0.820
36	Karelia	0.819
37	Vologda	0.818
38	North Ossetia-Alania	0.817
39	Khabarovsk	0.816
40	Rostov	0.816
41	Primorye	0.814
42	Khakassia	0.814
43	Voronezh	0.813
44	Astrakhan	0.812
45	Kamchatka	0.812
46	Chuvashia	0.812
47	Ryazan	0.811
48	Ulyanovsk	0.811
49	Mordovia	0.810
50	Leningrad	0.809
51	Kurgan	0.809
52	Kirov	0.808
53	Novgorod	0.808
54	Kostroma	0.806
55	Tambov	0.806
56	Altai Republic	0.805
57	Smolensk	0.804
58	Amur	0.803
59	Tula	0.802
60	Penza	0.802
61	Dagestan	0.802
62	Vladimir	0.800
Average human development
63	Adygea	0.799
64	Bryansk	0.798
65	Chukotka	0.798
66	Tver	0.797
67	Stavropol	0.797
68	Mari El	0.796
69	Buryatia	0.796
70	Kabardino-Balkaria	0.795
71	Ingushetia	0.790
72	Transbaikalia	0.790
73	Jewish Autonomous Oblast	0.786
74	Karachay Cherkessia	0.785
75	Kalmykia	0.782
76	Pskov	0.781
77	Ivanovo	0.778
78	Altai region	0.777
79	Chechnya	0.765
80	Republic of Tuva	0.750

Federation districts according to HDI

All 8 federal districts according to the development of the Human Development Index from 1995 to 2015. A country with a similar Human Development Index in the same year is also given. With a value of 0.804, Russia was ranked 49th in the Human Development Index.

rank	Federal district	HDI 1995	HDI 2000	HDI 2005	HDI 2010	HDI 2015	Increase in 1995-2015	Comparable country
1	Central Russia	0.716	0.745	0.786	0.815	0.830	▲ 0.114	Latvia
2	Ural	0.709	0.730	0.773	0.793	0.819	▲ 0.110	Bahrain
3	Northwest Russia	0.700	0.718	0.751	0.789	0.814	▲ 0.114	Bahrain
4th	far East	0.704	0.720	0.743	0.784	0.794	▲ 0.090	Bulgaria
5	Volga	0.692	0.706	0.733	0.759	0.784	▲ 0.092	Antigua and Barbuda
6th	Southern Russia	0.682	0.697	0.730	0.765	0.783	▲ 0.101	Seychelles
7th	North Caucasus	0.695	0.698	0.734	0.766	0.777	▲ 0.082	Costa Rica
8th	Siberia	0.676	0.691	0.715	0.751	0.775	▲ 0.099	Cuba
	Russia	0.700	0.720	0.754	0.784	0.804	▲ 0.104	Romania

Individual evidence

1. ↑ HDR_2013_EN_TechNotes (PDF) Page 2.
2. ↑ National Human Development Report, Russian Federation, 2013 ( Memento of the original from January 27, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , P. 150. 
3. ^ Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab. Retrieved August 4, 2018 .