Human Development Index 2021 by Province of Italy and which countries are comparable

[Tooting Carmen]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...elopment_Index
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...elopment_Index

(1) Emilia-Romagna 0.926 (similar to Japan and South Korea)
(2) Trentino 0.923 (between Japan/South Korea and United States)
(3) Lazio 0.917 (between Malta/Slovenia and Austria)
(4) Lombardy 0.915 (similar to Austria)
(5) Liguria 0.912 (similar to United Arab Emirates)
(6) South Tyrol 0.911 (same as United Arab Emirates)
(7) Tuscany 0.909 (similar to United Arab Emirates)
(8) Friuli-Venezia Giulia 0.908 (between United Arab Emirates and Spain)
(9) Marche/Veneto 0.903 (same as France)
(11) Piedmont 0.902 (similar to France)
(12) Umbria 0.900 (similar to France)
ITALY 0.895 (similar to Cyprus)
(13) Abruzzo 0.892 (similar to Estonia)
(14) Aosta Valley 0.889 (same as Czechia)
(15) Molise 0.874 (similar to Bahrain/Lithuania/Saudi Arabia)
(16) Sardinia 0.871 (similar to Bahrain/Lithuania/Saudi Arabia)
(17) Basilicata 0.865 (similar to Portugal)
(18) Apulia/Campania 0.856 (similar to Chile and Qatar)
(20) Sicily 0.848 (same as Slovakia)
(21) Calabria 0.847 (between Slovakia and Hungary)

[MinervaItalica]

I knew Emilia-Romagna was high but didnt expect that... i mean above Trentino...

[Tooting Carmen]

I knew Emilia-Romagna was high but didnt expect that... i mean above Trentino...

Presumably it is more industrialised?

[MinervaItalica]

Presumably it is more industrialised?

Yes, Padan Plain is the most industrialized area so thats must be yet Trentino is completely mountainous but still very high.