Human development is a process of community change in improving the welfare andprosperity their lives which includes aspects health, education, economic andsocial aspects. This study aims to analyze effect protein intake, early marriage,health and educational facilities, unemployment, MSMEs on HDI Indonesia.The OLS FEM model are used estimate Indonesia’s 34 provinces panel dataset from 2014 202...

BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVES Human development index (HDI) is extensively used to measure the standard of living of a country. India made a study progress in the HDI value. Extreme poverty is concentrated in rural areas of northern States while income growth has been dynamic in southern States and urban areas. This study was undertaken to assess the trends in HDI, human poverty index (HPI) and incid...

Introduction GDP per capita is by far the most popular measure of international levels of development. It is fairly well understood and widely available across countries and time. But it is also recognized that GDP per capita is an imperfect proxy for important factors such as health, education and well-being. An alternative approach has been to work directly with the variables of concern, as i...

BACKGROUND The macro environment we live in projects what we can achieve and how we behave, and in turn, shapes our health in complex ways. Policymaking will benefit from insights into the mechanisms underlying how national socioeconomic context affects health. This study examined the impact of human development on individual health and the possible mediating roles of education and body mass in...

conclusions human development index is one of the best indicators and predictors to perceive healthcare inequities. worldwide improvement of these indicators, especially the education level, might promote infant life expectancy and decrease infant mortality. background infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) is a vital index to monitor the standard of health and social inequality which is ...

The most limiting weakness of the human development index (HDI) is that it looks only at average achievements and does not take into account the distribution of human development within a country or population subgroups. All previous attempts to capture inequality in the HDI have also used aggregate information and there exists no HDI at the household level. This paper provides a method and ill...

This study analyzed the efficient level for Government expenditure on regional Human Development Index (HDI) in Indonesia 2014-2018. used panel data with number of DMUs 34 provinces Indonesia, while input variable was government spending health, education, economy, social protection sectors, and output human development index Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) testing focused (input-oriented) by u...

In this article, we empirically analyze the impact of central and subnational government spending on human development in a sample 57 developed developing countries over period 2000–18. Specifically, focus effects health education public expenditure Human Development Index (HDI) its dimensions (life expectancy, education, income). Applying data panel analysis, our empirical evidence shows impor...

Currently, countries with the highest human development index (HDI) dominate the production of ecological research. This is problematic because ecology is a discipline that is highly relevant to the challenges facing countries with lower indices. We characterize the full state of current inequity at the authorship and editorial levels, investigating the relative role of gross domestic product (...

Purpose To evaluate the global trends in health burden of people visually impaired from cataract in terms of disability-adjusted life years (DALY) and its correlations with national levels of socioeconomic development. Methods Global, regional, and national DALY numbers, crude rate, and age-standardized rate of cataract vision loss by age and sex were obtained from the database of the Global ...