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3.
According to the UNDP,human development is
defined as “a process of enlarging people’s
choices.”
At all levels of development, the three
essential choices for people are
to live a long and healthy life
to acquire better knowledge
To have access to resources needed for a
decent standard of living.
5. The origins of the HDI are
found
in
the
annual
Development Reports of the
United Nations Development
Programme.
These
were
devised and launched by
Pakistani economist Mahbubul Haq in 1990 .
To produce the Human
Development Reports, Mahbubul Haq brought together a
group of well-known
development economists.
Amartya Sen was one among
them.
6. Human Development Index (HDI)
Dimensions
Long and healthy life
Knowledge
Decent standard of living
Dimensions
index
Life expectancy index
Education index
GDP index
Indicator
Life expectancy at birth
Adult literacy rate
GDP per capita (PPP US$)
Gross enrollment ratio
7.
HDI = 1/3( life expectancy index ) + 1/3 (education
index)+1/3(GDP index)
Dimension index = actual value – minimum value
(LEI,EI,GDPI)
maximum value – minimum value
Goal post for calculating the HDI
Indicator
maximum value
minimum value
Life expectancy at birth (years )
85
25
Adult literacy rate (%)
100
0
Combined gross enrolment ratio (%) 100
0
GDP per capita ( PPP US $)
40,000
100
12. According to the report, India’s HDI has registered
impressive gains in the last two decades as the index
increased by 43 per cent ( 0.387 in 1990 to 0.554 in
2013)
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX OF INDIA
1990-2013
0.6
0.5
0.4
HDI
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
Series1
1990
2000
2005
2007
2010
2011
2012
2013
0.387
0.437
0.461
0.504
0.523
0.542
0.547
0.554
13.
India Human Development
Report, 2011, prepared by Institute of Applied
Manpower Research, placed Kerala on top of
the index for achieving highest literacy
rate, quality health services and consumption
expenditure of people.
Two-thirds of the households in the country
reside in pucca (cemented) houses and threefourth of families have access to electricity for
domestic use.
However, it noted that
Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar
Pradesh, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Assam are
those states which continue to lag behind in HDI
14. 1.The Human Poverty Index for developing
and Under developed Countries (HPI-1)
While
the
HDI
measures
average
achievement ,HPI-1 measures deprivations in
the three basic dimensions of human
A long and
Knowledge
A decent
development captured in the HDI.
healthy life
standard of
living
Vulnerability to
death
at
a
relative
early
age.
Exclusion from the
world of reading and
communications .
Lack of access to
overall economic
provisioning
15. CALCULATING THE HPI -1
The formula to calculate the HPI-1 is as
follows :
HPI -1 = [1/3 ( P1 α + P2 α + P3 α )]1/α
Where
P1 = Probability at birth not surviving to age 40
P2 = Adult Illiteracy rate
P3 = Under weighted average of population not
using an improved water source and children
under weight –for-age.
α = 3
16. 2.THE HUMAN POVERTY INDEX FOR
SELECTED OECD COUNTRIES (HPI-2)
The HPI-2 measures deprivation in the same
dimensions as the HPI-1 and also captures
A longsocial exclusion.
and
Knowledge
A decent
Social
healthy life
standard of
living
Vulnerability to Exclusion from the Lack of access to
death
at
a world of reading and overall economic
relative
early communications
provisioning
age.
Exclusion
Measured by the
rate of long term
unemployment
17. CALCULATING THE HPI -2
The formula used to calculate the HPI-2 is as
follows:
HPI-2 = [1/4(P1α +P2α+P3α+P4α]1/α
Where
P1 = Probability at birth not surviving to age 60.
P2 = Percentage of adult lacking functional
literacy skills
P3 = Percentage of population below income
poverty line .
P4 = Rate of long term unemployment (lasting 12
months or more)
α = 3
18. While the HDI measures average achievement,
the GDI adjusts the average achievement to
reflect the inequalities between men and
women in the following dimension.
Long and
Measured by life expectancy at birth.
healthy life
Knowledge
Measured by the adult literacy rate and
enrolment ratio
Decent standard of
living
Measured by estimated earned income
19.
The calculation of the GDI involves three steps ,
First female and male indices in each dimension
are calculated
according to this general
formula:
Dimension index = Actual value - minimum
value
Maximum value - minimum
value
Second the male and female indices in each
dimension are combined in a way that penalizes
differences in achievement between men and
women
Equally distributed index = {(female population
share (female index1-ε) + {male population share
(male index 1-ε)} 1/1-ε
ε measures the aversion to inequality .In the
20. One of the most important issues that have bearing on
the progress of human development indicators is the
pace of urbanization
Another specific demographic feature that influences
human development is high proportion of traditionally
disadvantaged people ,viz SC and ST in total population
On literacy and elementary education much progress
has been made past. One worrying aspect of illiteracy is
that substantial number of person in the age group 1524 were found to be illiterate in 2001.
As far as the health care sector is concerned ,what
really comes in the way of objective evaluation of the
state of affairs is a serious lack of adequate and usable
data