Human development index — all countries

Human development index — CIS

Human development index in the CIS in 2023 — 0.807 index. Since 1995, the indicator has risen by 16.1%.

2023 0.807 index +0.6% vs 2022
World rank
Period maximum 0.814 index2019
Period minimum 0.695 index1995

Trend over time

1995–2023 · index, 0–1

Human development index — CIS, 1995–20230.650.70.750.80.8519951998200120042007201020132016201920221995: 0.695 index1996: 0.703 index1997: 0.712 index1998: 0.717 index1999: 0.72 index2000: 0.715 index2001: 0.723 index2002: 0.729 index2003: 0.737 index2004: 0.743 index2005: 0.747 index2006: 0.757 index2007: 0.767 index2008: 0.772 index2009: 0.772 index2010: 0.776 index2011: 0.787 index2012: 0.791 index2013: 0.796 index2014: 0.798 index2015: 0.801 index2016: 0.803 index2017: 0.806 index2018: 0.812 index2019: 0.814 index2020: 0.792 index2021: 0.789 index2022: 0.802 index2023: 0.807 index
Change over the period: +0.112 (+16.09%) Average annual rate: 0.53 %

Comparison, 2023

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: CIS

CIS 0.807 index
World 0.756 index
Human development index — CIS, by year CIS All countries CSV XLSX
Year index Change Change, %
2023 0.807 +0.005 +0.6%
2022 0.802 +0.012 +1.58%
2021 0.789 −0.002 −0.31%
2020 0.792 −0.022 −2.71%
2019 0.814 +0.002 +0.3%
2018 0.812 +0.005 +0.67%
2017 0.806 +0.003 +0.39%
2016 0.803 +0.002 +0.29%
2015 0.801 +0.002 +0.28%
2014 0.798 +0.002 +0.27%
2013 0.796 +0.005 +0.65%
2012 0.791 +0.004 +0.51%
2011 0.787 +0.011 +1.38%
2010 0.776 +0.004 +0.51%
2009 0.772 +0 +0.03%
2008 0.772 +0.005 +0.64%
2007 0.767 +0.01 +1.35%
2006 0.757 +0.01 +1.35%
2005 0.747 +0.004 +0.52%
2004 0.743 +0.006 +0.78%
2003 0.737 +0.008 +1.08%
2002 0.729 +0.007 +0.91%
2001 0.723 +0.008 +1.11%
2000 0.715 −0.005 −0.69%
1999 0.72 +0.003 +0.42%
1998 0.717 +0.005 +0.63%
1997 0.712 +0.01 +1.38%
1996 0.703 +0.008 +1.13%
1995 0.695

About the indicator

The UNDP Human Development Index is the geometric mean of three components: life expectancy, years of schooling and national income per capita at PPP. The index was devised as an objection to the use of GDP alone as a measure of development, and its point is that the three components are multiplied rather than added: a failure on any one of them cannot be made up for by success on the other two. Values run from zero to one, and since 1990 the index has risen in almost every country in the world.

Important: The aggregate value for country groups is weighted by population, whereas UNDP computes group indexes from group components — the numbers may therefore differ slightly from the report.

Source: Human Development Report (UNDP), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.