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[[Image:HDImap current.png|right|400px|right|thumb|World map indicating HDI of [[United * Education Index = $\frac{2} {3} \times ALI + \frac{1} {3} \times GEI$

Adult Literacy Index (ALI) = $\frac{ALR - 0} {100 - 0}$

Gross Enrollment Index (GEI) = $\frac{CGER - 0} {100 - 0}$

GDP Index = $\frac{\log(GDPpc) - \log(100)} {\log(40000) - \log(100)}$

The subtractions are necessary to subtract "minimum values" from each index. For instance, the minimum life expectancy a country can have is 25, so 25 is subtracted from both the LE index and the maximum LE of 85.

LE: Life expectancy
ALR: Adult literacy rate
CGER: Combined gross enrollment ratio
GDPpc: GDP per capita at PPP in USD

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] 2005 report

The report for 2005 shows that, in general, the HDI for countries around the world is improving, with two major exceptions: Sub-Saharan Africa and Post-Soviet states, both of which showed steady decline. HIV/AIDS is seen as the principal cause of the decline in the first group, while worsening education, economies, and mortality rates caused declines in the HDIs amongst the latter group.

Most of the data used for the 2005 report, indicating country HDIs for 2003, are derived largely from 2003 or earlier. The top ten countries are in Europe, North America, and Oceania. Conversely, all but two of the 32 countries exhibiting low human development are in Africa. However, not all UN member states choose to or are able to provide the necessary statistics. Notable absences from the list include Afghanistan, Iraq, Liberia, North Korea, Serbia and Montenegro, and Somalia. While these countries are either unwilling or unable to provide data, they are generally considered countries of medium to low human development.

Note: Number in parentheses indicates change in rank since last report.

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Top thirty countries

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Template:ISL (↑ 5)
Template:AUS (=)
Template:LUX (↑ 11)
Template:CAN (↓ 1)
Template:SWE (↓ 4)
Template:SUI (↑ 4)
Template:IRL (↑ 2)
Template:BEL (↓ 3)
United States (↓ 2)

Template:JPN (↓ 2)
Template:NLD (↓ 7)
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Template:DEN (↑ 3)
Template:UK (↓ 3)
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Template:AUT (↓ 3)
Template:ITA (↑ 3)
Template:NZL (↓ 1)
Template:GER (↓ 1)

Template:ESP (↓ 1)
Template:HKSAR (↑ 1)
Template:ISR (↓ 1)
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Template:SVN (↑ 1)
Template:POR (↓ 1)
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Template:CYP (↑ 1)
Template:BAR (↓ 1)

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Bottom ten countries

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Template:BDI (↑ 4)
Template:ETH (=)
Template:CAF (↓ 2)
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Template:CHA (↓ 6)
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Template:SLE (↑ 1)
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[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Top/bottom three countries by region

Africa 51. Template:SEY (↓ 16) 58. Template:LBA (=) 65. Template:MRI (↓ 1) ... 175. Template:BFA (=) 176. Template:SLE (↑ 1) 177. Template:NIG (↓ 1)	Asia 11. Template:JPN (↓ 2) 22. Template:HKSAR (↑ 1) 23. Template:ISR (↓ 1) ... 139. Template:BAN (↓ 1) 140. Template:E TIMOR (↑ 18) 151. Template:YEM (↓ 2)	Europe 1. Template:NOR (=) 2. Template:ISL (↑ 5) 4. Template:LUX (↑ 11) ... 100. Template:GEO (↓ 3) 101. Template:AZE (↓ 10) 115. Template:MOL (↓ 2)
North America 5. Template:CAN (↓ 1) 10. United States (↓ 2) 30. Template:BAR (↓ 1) ... 116. Template:HON (↓ 1) 117. Template:GUA (↑ 4) 153. Template:HAI (=)	Oceania 3. Template:AUS (=) 19. Template:NZL (↓ 1) 54. Template:TGA (↑ 9) ... 118. Template:VAN (↑ 11) 128. Template:SOL (↓ 4) 137. Template:PNG (↓ 4)	South America 34. Template:ARG (=) 37. Template:CHI (↑ 6) 46. Template:URY (=) ... 88. Template:PAR (↑ 1) 107. Template:GUY (↓ 3) 113. Template:BOL (↑ 1)

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Past top countries

The number one ranked country in each year of the index.

2004 – Norway
2003 – Norway
2002 – Norway
2001 – Norway
2000 – Canada
1999 – Canada

1998 – Canada
1997 – Canada
1996 – Canada
1995 – Canada
1994 – Canada
1993 – Japan

1992 – Canada
1991 – Japan
1990 – Canada
1985 – Canada
1980 – Switzerland

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Countries not included

The following countries are not ranked in the 2005 Human Development Index.

Africa

Liberia
Somalia

Asia

Afghanistan
North Korea
Iraq
Republic of China (Taiwan) *

Europe

Andorra
Liechtenstein
Monaco
San Marino
Vatican City
Serbia and Montenegro

Oceania

Kiribati
Marshall Islands
Micronesia
Nauru
Palau
Tuvalu

* The Republic of China (Taiwan) has calculated its HDI to be 0.910 for 2003 based on the following data: life expectancy of 76.1 years, adult literacy rate of 97.0%, combined enrollment rate of 97%, and GDP per capita (PPP) of US$23,911. If included among UN HDI figures, Taiwan would rank 25th: behind Greece and in front of Singapore. [1]