Human Development Index - 2011 Report

2011 Report

The 2011 Human Development Report was released on 2 November 2011, and calculated HDI values based on estimates for 2011. Below is the list of the "Very High Human Development" countries (equal to the top quartile):

  1. Norway 0.943
  2. Australia 0.929
  3. Netherlands 0.910
  4. United States 0.910
  5. New Zealand 0.908
  6. Canada 0.908
  7. Ireland 0.908
  8. Liechtenstein 0.905
  9. Germany 0.905
  10. Sweden 0.904
  11. Switzerland 0.903
  12. Japan 0.901
  13. Hong Kong 0.898 ( 1)
  14. Iceland 0.898 ( 1)
  15. South Korea 0.897
  16. Denmark 0.895
  1. Israel 0.888
  2. Belgium 0.886
  3. Austria 0.885
  4. France 0.884
  5. Slovenia 0.884
  6. Finland 0.882
  7. Spain 0.878
  8. Italy 0.874
  9. Luxembourg 0.867
  10. Singapore 0.866
  11. Czech Republic 0.865
  12. United Kingdom 0.863
  13. Greece 0.861
  14. United Arab Emirates 0.846
  15. Cyprus 0.840
  16. Andorra 0.838
  1. Brunei 0.838
  2. Estonia 0.835
  3. Slovakia 0.834
  4. Malta 0.832
  5. Qatar 0.831
  6. Hungary 0.816
  7. Poland 0.813
  8. Lithuania 0.810 ( 1)
  9. Portugal 0.809 ( 1)
  10. Bahrain 0.806
  11. Latvia 0.805
  12. Chile 0.805
  13. Argentina 0.797 ( 1)
  14. Croatia 0.796 ( 1)
  15. Barbados 0.793

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