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[[File:Map-Latin America blue.svg|thumb|right|250px|Latin America.]]
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This list is based on the information from the [[United Nations Development Programme]] to high percentages in [[Latin America|Latin American]] countries are from [[Mexico]] ([[2004]])<ref>[http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2006/chapters/spanish/ Mexico Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Uruguay]] ([[2002]])<ref>[http://www.presidencia.gub.uy/_web/noticias/2005/06/2005061503.htm Uruguay Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Brazil]] ([[2004]])<ref>[http://www.presidencia.gub.uy/_web/noticias/2005/06/2005061503.htm Brazil Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Chile]] ([[2004]])<ref>[http://www.desarrollohumano.cl/pdf/2004/IDH-2004.pdf Chile Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Venezuela]]<ref>[http://www.ine.gob.ve/condiciones/calidadvida.asp Venezuela Human Development Index]</ref> ([[2004]]), [[Argentina]] ([[2004]])<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20071214134840/http://www.desarrollohumano.org.ar/2005/idh2005.zip Argentina Human Development Index]</ref> and [[Colombia]] ([[2001]])<ref>[http://indh.pnud.org.co/redir.plx?d=www.pnud.org.co/2003&f=Informe_2003_completo_v2.pdf Colombia Human Development Index]</ref>. All the new departments created by the [[Colombian Constitution of 1991]] (Amazonas, Arauca, Casanare, Guainía, Guaviare, Putumayo, San Andrés and Providencia, Vaupés, Vichada) have an HDI of 0.755, as reported by the UNDP.
This report is based on the information from the [[United Nations Development Programme]] to high percentages in Latin American countries are from [[Mexico]] [[2004]]<ref>[http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2006/chapters/spanish/ Mexico Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Uruguay]] [[2002]]<ref>[http://www.presidencia.gub.uy/_web/noticias/2005/06/2005061503.htm Uruguay Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Brazil]] [[2004]]<ref>[http://www.presidencia.gub.uy/_web/noticias/2005/06/2005061503.htm Brazil Human Development Index]</ref>, [[Venezuela]]<ref>[http://www.ine.gob.ve/condiciones/calidadvida.asp Venezuela Human Development Index]</ref> [[2004]] and [[Colombia]] [[2001]]<ref>[http://indh.pnud.org.co/redir.plx?d=www.pnud.org.co/2003&f=Informe_2003_completo_v2.pdf Colombia Human Development Index]</ref>. All the new departments created by the [[Colombian Constitution of 1991]] (Amazonas, Arauca, Casanare, Guainía, Guaviare, Putumayo, San Andrés and Providencia, Vaupés, Vichada) have an HDI of 0.755, as reported by the UNDP. Argentina and Chile use different methods in the composition of the provincial HDI (they use the average income instead of GDP per capita PPP) for this reason, both countries aren't on the list.<ref>[http://www.desarrollohumano.cl/pdf/2004/IDH-2004.pdf Chile Human Development 2004]</ref><ref>[http://www.undp.org.ar/desarrollohumano/preguntas_frecuentes.html Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo]</ref>


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|align=center| 0,837
|align=center| 0,837
|-
|-
|align=left|15°||[[Buenos Aires|Buenos Aires]]
|align=left|15°||[[Lavalleja Department|Lavalleja]]
|align=left| {{ARG}}
|align=center| 0,836
|-
|align=left|16°||[[Lavalleja Department|Lavalleja]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,836
|align=center| 0,836
|-
|-
|align=left|17°||[[Coahuila]]
|align=left|16°||[[Coahuila]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,835
|align=center| 0,835
|-
|-
|align=left|18°||[[Soriano Department|Soriano]]
|align=left|17°||[[Soriano Department|Soriano]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,835
|align=center| 0,835
|-
|-
|align=left|19°||[[Chihuahua]]
|align=left|18°||[[Chihuahua]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,834
|align=center| 0,834
|-
|-
|align=left|20°||[[Baja California Sur]]
|align=left|19°||[[Baja California Sur]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,833
|align=center| 0,833
|-
|-
|align=left|21°||[[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo]]
|align=left|20°||[[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,833
|align=center| 0,833
|-
|-
|align=left|22°||[[Rio de Janeiro (state)|Rio de Janeiro]]
|align=left|21°||[[Rio de Janeiro (state)|Rio de Janeiro]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,832
|align=center| 0,832
|-
|-
|align=left|23°||[[Rio Grande do Sul]]
|align=left|22°||[[Rio Grande do Sul]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,832
|align=center| 0,832
|-
|-
|align=left|24°||[[Quintana Roo]]
|align=left|23°||[[Quintana Roo]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,829
|align=center| 0,829
|-
|-
|align=left|25°||[[Aguascalientes]]
|align=left|24°||[[Aguascalientes]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,828
|align=center| 0,828
|-
|-
|align=left|26°||[[Tacuarembo]]
|align=left|25°||[[Tacuarembo]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,828
|align=center| 0,828
|-
|-
|align=left|27°||[[Venezuelan Capital District|Caracas]]
|align=left|26°||[[Venezuelan Capital District|Caracas]]
|align=left| {{VEN}}
|align=left| {{VEN}}
|align=center| 0,827
|align=center| 0,827
|-
|-
|align=left|28°||[[Campeche]]
|align=left|27°||[[Campeche]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,826
|align=center| 0,826
|-
|-
|align=left|29°||[[Sonora]]
|align=left|28°||[[Sonora]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,825
|align=center| 0,825
|-
|-
|align=left|30°||[[Tamaulipas]]
|align=left|29°||[[Tamaulipas]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,824
|align=center| 0,824
|-
|-
|align=left|31°||[[Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica, and South Atlantic Islands Province|Tierra del Fuego]]
|align=left|30°||[[Paraná (state)|Paraná]]
|align=left| {{ARG}}
|align=center| 0,823
|-
|align=left|32°||[[Paraná (state)|Paraná]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,820
|align=center| 0,820
|-
|-
|align=left|33°||[[Miranda (state)|Miranda]]
|align=left|31°||[[Miranda (state)|Miranda]]
|align=left| {{VEN}}
|align=left| {{VEN}}
|align=center| 0,820
|align=center| 0,820
|-
|-
|align=left|34°||[[Santa Cruz Province, Argentina|Santa Cruz]]
|align=left|32°||[[Treinta y Tres]]
|align=left| {{ARG}}
|align=center| 0,819
|-
|align=left|35°||[[Treinta y Tres]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,819
|align=center| 0,819
|-
|-
|align=left|36°||[[Salto Department|Salto]]
|align=left|33°||[[Salto Department|Salto]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,819
|align=center| 0,819
|-
|-
|align=left|37°||[[Bogotá]]
|align=left|34°||[[Bogotá]]
|align=left| {{COL}}
|align=left| {{COL}}
|align=center| 0,817
|align=center| 0,817
|-
|-
|align=left|38°||[[Chubut Province|Chubut]]
|align=left|35°||[[Cerro Largo Department|Cerro Largo]]
|align=left| {{ARG}}
|align=center| 0,815
|-
|align=left|39°||[[Cerro Largo Department|Cerro Largo]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,814
|align=center| 0,814
|-
|-
|align=left|40°||[[Santiago de Chile]]
|align=left|36°||[[Heredia Province|Heredia]]
|align=left| {{CHI}}
|align=center| 0,812
|-
|align=left|41°||[[Heredia Province|Heredia]]
|align=left| {{CRI}}
|align=left| {{CRI}}
|align=center| 0,810
|align=center| 0,810
|-
|-
|align=left|42°||[[Colima]]
|align=left|37°||[[Colima]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,809
|align=center| 0,809
|-
|-
|align=left|43°||[[Artigas, Uruguay|Artigas]]
|align=left|38°||[[Artigas, Uruguay|Artigas]]
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=left| {{URU}}
|align=center| 0,809
|align=center| 0,809
|-
|-
|align=left|44°||[[Querétaro]]
|align=left|39°||[[Querétaro]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,808
|align=center| 0,808
|-
|-
|align=left|45°||[[Jalisco]]
|align=left|40°||[[Jalisco]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,805
|align=center| 0,805
|-
|-
|align=left|46°||[[Durango]]
|align=left|41°||[[Durango]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,804
|align=center| 0,804
|-
|-
|align=left|47°||[[Espírito Santo]]
|align=left|42°||[[Espírito Santo]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,802
|align=center| 0,802
|-
|-
|align=left|48°||[[Mato Grosso do Sul]]
|align=left|43°||[[Mato Grosso do Sul]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,802
|align=center| 0,802
|-
|-
|align=left|49°||[[Morelos]]
|align=left|44°||[[Morelos]]
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=left| {{MEX}}
|align=center| 0,801
|align=center| 0,801
|-
|-
|align=left|50°||[[Neuquén Province|Neuquén]]
|align=left|45°||[[Goiás]]
|align=left| {{ARG}}
|align=center| 0,800
|-
|align=left|51°||[[Goiás]]
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=left| {{BRA}}
|align=center| 0,800
|align=center| 0,800

Revision as of 06:08, 13 August 2009

Latin America.

This report is based on the information from the United Nations Development Programme to high percentages in Latin American countries are from Mexico 2004[1], Uruguay 2002[2], Brazil 2004[3], Venezuela[4] 2004 and Colombia 2001[5]. All the new departments created by the Colombian Constitution of 1991 (Amazonas, Arauca, Casanare, Guainía, Guaviare, Putumayo, San Andrés and Providencia, Vaupés, Vichada) have an HDI of 0.755, as reported by the UNDP. Argentina and Chile use different methods in the composition of the provincial HDI (they use the average income instead of GDP per capita PPP) for this reason, both countries aren't on the list.[6][7]

Rank Subnational entity Country HDI
1° Mexico City  Mexico 0,883
2° Montevideo  Uruguay 0,880
3° Federal District  Brazil 0,874
4° Flores  Uruguay 0,854
5° Colonia  Uruguay 0,852
6° Nuevo León  Mexico 0,851
7° Florida  Uruguay 0,842
8° Maldonado  Uruguay 0,841
9° Santa Catarina  Brazil 0,840
10° Baja California  Mexico 0,839
11° Río Negro  Uruguay 0,837
12° Rocha  Uruguay 0,837
13° Durazno  Uruguay 0,837
14° Asunción  Paraguay 0,837
15° Lavalleja  Uruguay 0,836
16° Coahuila  Mexico 0,835
17° Soriano  Uruguay 0,835
18° Chihuahua  Mexico 0,834
19° Baja California Sur  Mexico 0,833
20° São Paulo  Brazil 0,833
21° Rio de Janeiro  Brazil 0,832
22° Rio Grande do Sul  Brazil 0,832
23° Quintana Roo  Mexico 0,829
24° Aguascalientes  Mexico 0,828
25° Tacuarembo  Uruguay 0,828
26° Caracas  Venezuela 0,827
27° Campeche  Mexico 0,826
28° Sonora  Mexico 0,825
29° Tamaulipas  Mexico 0,824
30° Paraná  Brazil 0,820
31° Miranda  Venezuela 0,820
32° Treinta y Tres  Uruguay 0,819
33° Salto  Uruguay 0,819
34° Bogotá  Colombia 0,817
35° Cerro Largo  Uruguay 0,814
36° Heredia  Costa Rica 0,810
37° Colima  Mexico 0,809
38° Artigas  Uruguay 0,809
39° Querétaro  Mexico 0,808
40° Jalisco  Mexico 0,805
41° Durango  Mexico 0,804
42° Espírito Santo  Brazil 0,802
43° Mato Grosso do Sul  Brazil 0,802
44° Morelos  Mexico 0,801
45° Goiás  Brazil 0,800

References

  1. ^ Mexico Human Development Index
  2. ^ Uruguay Human Development Index
  3. ^ Brazil Human Development Index
  4. ^ Venezuela Human Development Index
  5. ^ Colombia Human Development Index
  6. ^ Chile Human Development 2004
  7. ^ Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo

See also

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