List of federal subjects of Russia by Human Development Index

This is a list of Russian federal subjects by Human Development Index as of 2010.[1]

Map showing the HDI of Russia by regions (2016).
Legend:
  > 0.950
  0.900 – 0.950
  0.850 – 0.900
  0.800 – 0.850
  < 0.800

Note: this list uses the old HDI methodology, so values will appear higher than when calculated using the new methodology.

RankFederal subjectHDI (2010)Comparable country (2010)
Very high human development
1 Moscow0.931 Netherlands
2 Saint Petersburg0.887 Czechia
3 Tyumen Oblast
(including KMAO and YNAO)		0.887 Czechia
4 Sakhalin Oblast0.871 Estonia
5 Belgorod Oblast0.866 Poland
6 Tatarstan0.864 Poland
7 Krasnoyarsk Krai0.854 Slovakia
8 Komi0.853 Saudi Arabia
9 Tomsk Oblast0.852 Saudi Arabia
10 Sakha Republic0.844 Latvia
11 Orenburg Oblast0.842 Chile
12 Sverdlovsk Oblast0.842 Chile
13 Omsk Oblast0.840 Chile
14 Kursk Oblast0.839 Hungary
15 Magadan Oblast0.839 Hungary
16 Arkhangelsk Oblast
(including NAO)		0.836 Hungary
17 Lipetsk Oblast0.833 Croatia
18 Bashkortostan0.832 Croatia
19 Krasnodar Krai0.831 Croatia
20 Chelyabinsk Oblast0.831 Croatia
21 Murmansk Oblast0.831 Croatia
22 Novosibirsk Oblast0.830 Croatia
23 Yaroslavl Oblast0.828 Argentina
24 Udmurtia0.828 Argentina
25 Samara Oblast0.827 Argentina
26 Perm Krai0.827 Argentina
27 Kemerovo Oblast0.825 Argentina
28 Saratov Oblast0.824 Argentina
29 Oryol Oblast0.823 Argentina
30 Volgograd Oblast0.822 Argentina
31 Irkutsk Oblast0.822 Argentina
32 Kaliningrad Oblast0.821 Oman
33 Nizhny Novgorod Oblast0.820 Oman
34 Kaluga Oblast0.820 Oman
35 Moscow Oblast0.820 Oman
36 Karelia0.819 Oman
37 Vologda Oblast0.818 Oman
38 North Ossetia-Alania0.817 Oman
– Russia (average)0.816 Montenegro
39 Khabarovsk Krai0.816 Montenegro
40 Rostov Oblast0.816 Montenegro
41 Primorsky Krai0.814 Montenegro
42 Khakassia0.814 Montenegro
43 Voronezh Oblast0.813 Bulgaria
44 Astrakhan Oblast0.812 Bulgaria
45 Kamchatka Krai0.812 Bulgaria
46 Chuvashia0.812 Bulgaria
47 Ryazan Oblast0.811 Romania
48 Ulyanovsk Oblast0.811 Romania
49 Mordovia0.810 Romania
50 Leningrad Oblast0.809 Romania
51 Kurgan Oblast0.809 Romania
52 Kirov Oblast0.808 Belarus
53 Novgorod Oblast0.808 Belarus
54 Kostroma Oblast0.806 Bahamas
55 Tambov Oblast0.806 Bahamas
56 Altai Krai0.805 Uruguay
57 Smolensk Oblast0.804 Uruguay
58 Amur Oblast0.803 Kuwait
59 Tula Oblast0.802 Malaysia
60 Penza Oblast0.802 Malaysia
61 Dagestan0.802 Malaysia
62 Vladimir Oblast0.800 Kazakhstan
High human development
63 Adygea0.799 Iran
64 Bryansk Oblast0.798 Iran
65 Chukotka Autonomous Okrug0.798 Iran
66 Tver Oblast0.797 Seychelles
67 Stavropol Krai0.797 Seychelles
68 Mari El0.796 Seychelles
69 Buryatia0.796 Seychelles
70 Kabardino-Balkaria0.795 Seychelles
71 Ingushetia0.790 Azerbaijan
72 Zabaykalsky Krai0.790 Azerbaijan
73 Jewish Autonomous Oblast0.786 Azerbaijan
74 Karachay-Cherkessia0.785 Iraq
75 Kalmykia0.782 Thailand
76 Pskov Oblast0.781 Thailand
77 Ivanovo Oblast0.778 Georgia
78 Altai Republic0.777 Dominican Republic
79 Chechnya0.765 Jamaica
80 Tuva0.750 Ukraine

Federal districts

This is a list of Russian federal districts by Human Development Index as of 2018.[2] Unlike the above list, this one is calculated using the new methodology.

Very high human development
Rank Federal district HDI (2018) Comparable countries (2018)[3]
1 Central Federal District 0.846  Hungary,  Brunei,  Chile
2 Ural Federal District 0.841  Bahrain,  Croatia
3 Northwestern Federal District 0.834  Oman
–  Russia (average) 0.824  Argentina
4 Far Eastern Federal District 0.810  Kuwait,  Uruguay
5 Volga Federal District 0.805  Bahamas
6 Southern Federal District 0.801  Seychelles
High human development
7 Siberian Federal District 0.796  Mauritius
8 North Caucasian Federal District 0.794  Costa Rica

See also

References
  1. National Human Development Report, Russian Federation, 2013 Archived 2018-01-27 at the Wayback Machine, P. 150.
  2. "Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab". hdi.globaldatalab.org. Retrieved 18 March 2020.
  3. "Human Development Report 2019 – "Human Development Indices and Indicators"" (PDF). HDRO (Human Development Report Office) United Nations Development Programme. pp. 22–25. Retrieved 18 March 2020.
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