List of Danish regions by Human Development Index

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Map of the Danish regions by Human Development Index by HDI in 2017.
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This is a list of regions of Denmark by Human Development Index as of 2023 with data for the year 2021. [1]

There are 5 regions of Denmark in total, all of which exceed very high development on the Human Development Index. In 2021, The Capital Region of Denmark had the highest development of any region. Denmark was ranked 6th on the Human Development globally in 2021.

RankRegionHDI (2021) [1]
Very high human development
1Flag of the Capital Region of Denmark.svg  Capital Region of Denmark 0.967
–Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 0.948
2Flag of Region Midtjylland.svg  Central Denmark Region 0.946
3Flag of Region Syddanmark.svg  Region of Southern Denmark 0.937
4Flag of Region Nordjylland.svg  North Jutland Region 0.932
5Flag of Region Sjaelland.svg  Region Zealand 0.918

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References

  1. 1 2 "Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab". hdi.globaldatalab.org.
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