Indonesia's Human Capital Index Ranks Sixth in Southeast Asia

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Yosepha Pusparisa 18/09/2020 10:41 WIB

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Indonesia's Human Capital Index ranking lags behind several Southeast Asian countries. The country scored 0.54 points in 2020, unchanged from 2018. Singapore leads with 0.88 points.

Human Development Index (Southeast Asia), 2020

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Human Development Index (Southeast Asia), 2020

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Singapore tops the global Human Capital Index (HCI) with a score of 0.88, making it the champion in Southeast Asia. Singapore is considered superior in developing world-class education. Its healthcare quality is also high, resulting in a high life expectancy.

In 2020, Indonesia scored 0.54, the same as its 2018 HCI score, placing it below Vietnam (0.69), Brunei Darussalam (0.63), Malaysia (0.61), and Thailand (0.61).

The HCI, encompassing 174 countries, shows that the development of health and education conditions in a country can shape the productivity of the next generation of workers. This is calculated from several components, such as the rate of child mortality and stunting among children under five, the quantity and quality of education, and adult survival rates.

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