North Sumatra's Human Development Index (HDI) in 2021 will reach 72.00

Release Date	:	December 2, 2021
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Abstract

The 2021 Human Development Index (HDI) has increased compared to the previous year. North Sumatra's HDI 2021 is 72.00 or a growth of 0.32 percent (an increase of 0.23 points) compared to the 2020 HDI achievement.

The increase in the 2021 HDI is supported by improvements in all of its constituent components. This is different from the previous condition. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a slowdown in HDI growth caused by a decline in adjusted per capita spending. In 2021, per capita spending has crawled up 0.76 percent compared to 2020.

In terms of education, in 2021 7-year-old children have the hope of enjoying 13.27 years of education, or almost equivalent to the length of time to complete education up to Diploma I level. This figure is an increase of 0.04 years compared to 2020 which reached 13.23. year. In addition, the average length of schooling for residents aged 25 years and over also increased by 0.04 years, from 9.54 years to 9.58 years in 2021.

In terms of health, babies born in 2021 have an expectation of being able to live up to 69.23 years, 0.13 years longer than those born the previous year.

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