List of Argentine provinces by Human Development Index

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The following table presents a listing of Argentina´s provinces and its autonomous city, ranked in order of their Human Development Index.

Methodology

The last report is from 2013 and covers data from 2012. It is elaborated by the United Nations in conjunction with the Argentine Senate. It is important to note that unlike the UN's Human Development Index where Argentina has an index of 0.811 in 2012,[1] the government of Argentina says it has an index of 0.848.[2] This difference is caused because, on the province report, the average family income is used, while on the global report the UN uses the GDP per capita (PPP) to measure the income.[3]

Map showing the HDI of Argentina by provinces (2012).
  Very High (0.800 and over)
  High (0,700–0.799)
  Medium (0.600–0.699)

Provinces

Ranking Province Capital HDI[2] Population[4]
Very High Human Development
 City of Buenos Aires  City of Buenos Aires 0.889 2,890,151
 Tierra del Fuego Ushuaia 0.880 127,205
 Santa Cruz Río Gallegos 0.873 273,964
 La Pampa Santa Rosa 0.864 318,951
 Córdoba Córdoba 0.862 3,308,876
 Neuquén Neuquén 0.855 551,266
 Mendoza Mendoza 0.852 1,738,929
 Río Negro Viedma 0.851 638,645
 Chubut Rawson 0.848 509,108
Argentina Buenos Aires 0.848 40,134,425
10º  Santa Fe Santa Fe 0.846 3,194,537
11º  Tucumán San Miguel 0.843 1,475,384
12º  Entre Ríos Paraná 0.839 1,235,994
13º  Buenos Aires Province La Plata 0.838 15,625,084
14º  Catamarca Catamarca 0.836 367,828
15º  La Rioja La Rioja 0.834 333,642
16º  Salta Salta 0.832 1,214,441
17º  Jujuy San Salvador 0.829 673,307
18º  Corrientes Corrientes 0.828 992,595
19º  San Luis San Luis 0.828 431,588
20º image San Juan San Juan 0.825 695,640
21º  Misiones Posadas 0.817 1,101,593
22º  Chaco Resistencia 0.807 1,055,259
23º  Santiago del Estero Santiago del Estero 0.807 874,006
24º  Formosa Formosa 0.806 539,883

See also

References

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  3. http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/nationalreports/latinamericathecaribbean/argentina/name,3424,en.html
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