List of federal subjects of Russia by Human Development Index information
Russian federal subjects compared by Human Development Index
This is a list of Russian federal subjects by Human Development Index as of 2019 (2021 data - Analytical Center for the Government of the Russian Federation).[1]
Rank
Federal district
HDI (2019)[1]
Very high human development
1
Moscow
0.940
2
Saint Petersburg
0.918
3
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug
0.914
4
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
0.902
5
Nenets Autonomous Okrug
0.899
6
Tatarstan
0.897
7
Tyumen Oblast
0.891
8
Sakhalin Oblast
0.889
9
Yakutia
0.886
10
Belgorod Oblast
0.882
11
Astrakhan Oblast
0.874
12
Krasnoyarsk Krai
0.873
13
Tomsk Oblast
0.871
14
Magadan Oblast
0.871
15
Moscow Oblast
0.866
16
Samara Oblast
0.866
17
Komi Republic
0.866
18
Sverdlovsk Oblast
0.864
19
Lipetsk Oblast
0.862
20
Novosibirsk Oblast
0.862
21
Orenburg Oblast
0.860
22
Udmurtia
0.859
23
Voronezh Oblast
0.859
24
Yaroslavl Oblast
0.858
25
Kaluga Oblast
0.858
26
Kursk Oblast
0.856
27
Kaliningrad Oblast
0.855
28
Krasnodar Krai
0.855
29
Omsk Oblast
0.855
30
Perm Krai
0.854
31
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
0.854
32
Chelyabinsk Oblast
0.852
33
Irkutsk Oblast
0.852
34
Rostov Oblast
0.850
35
Oryol Oblast
0.850
36
Vologda Oblast
0.850
37
Tula Oblast
0.849
38
Murmansk Oblast
0.849
39
Ryazan Oblast
0.849
40
Volgograd Oblast
0.848
41
Bashkortostan
0.848
42
Tambov Oblast
0.846
43
Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
0.846
44
Leningrad Oblast
0.845
45
Mordovia
0.844
46
Saratov Oblast
0.844
47
Arkhangelsk Oblast
0.843
48
Penza Oblast
0.843
49
Kalmykia
0.842
50
Republic of Karelia
0.841
51
Khabarovsk Krai
0.839
52
Ulyanovsk Oblast
0.839
53
Khakassia
0.839
54
Kamchatka Krai
0.838
55
Primorsky Krai
0.836
56
Novgorod Oblast
0.835
57
Chuvashia
0.835
58
Vladimir Oblast
0.835
59
Smolensk Oblast
0.834
60
Tver Oblast
0.833
61
North Ossetia–Alania
0.832
62
Kirov Oblast
0.832
63
Sevastopol
0.832
64
Mari El
0.830
65
Kostroma Oblast
0.830
66
Bryansk Oblast
0.830
67
Adygea
0.828
68
Stavropol Krai
0.828
69
Kemerovo Oblast
0.828
70
Dagestan
0.827
–
Russia (average)
0.824
71
Amur Oblast
0.822
72
Ingushetia
0.820
73
Altai Krai
0.815
74
Kurgan Oblast
0.815
75
Pskov Oblast
0.813
77
Ivanovo Oblast
0.812
78
Kabardino-Balkaria
0.811
79
Karachay-Cherkessia
0.810
80
Buryatia
0.810
81
Zabaykalsky Krai
0.804
82
Altai Republic
0.800
High human development
83
Chechnya
0.793
84
Jewish Autonomous Oblast
0.788
85
Tuva
0.787
^ abИндекс человеческого развития в России: региональные различия в 2019 году
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