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Human Capital Index Rank 67 out of 157
Note:
- When shown, hyphen denotes data are unavailable
- All values are rounded
- The gender-disaggregated HCI is calculated using only adult sur-
vival rates if gender-disaggregated stunting data is not available
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October 2018
.8 Between 2012 and 2017, the HCI value for Romania decreased
from 0.63 to 0.60 (Figure 2).
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In 2017, Romania’s HCI is lower than the average for its region but
HCI
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2012 2017 SSA SAR MENA LAC EAP ECA LIC LMIC UMIC HIC
Notes:
- Unless specified all data are for 2017
- The uncertainty intervals (black vertical lines) reflect uncertainty in the measurement of
components of the Index
Learning Gap
10 years of schooling are adjusted for quality of learning, this is only
Romania equivalent to 8.8 years: a learning gap of 3.4 years (Figure 3).
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0 5 10 15
Expected years of school
Figure 4. Human Capital Index vs GDP Per Capita IS ROMANIA’S HCI IN LINE WITH WHAT IS PREDICTED
1 FOR ITS INCOME LEVEL?
Singapore
Korea, Rep. In 2017, the HCI for Romania is lower than what would be pre-
.8 Canada dicted for its income level (Figure 4).
Poland United States
Russian Federation
Vietnam
Ukraine
HCI
Argentina Qatar
.6 Peru Romania
Brazil
Indonesia
Morocco
Egypt, Arab Rep.
Bangladesh
India THE HUMAN CAPITAL PROJECT
Senegal
.4 Ethiopia Pakistan
Nigeria
Chad The Human Capital Project seeks to raise awareness and increase
demand for interventions to build human capital. It aims to ac-
.2 celerate better and more investments in people. The Project has
6 8 10 12 three elements (i) the Human Capital Index, (ii) a program to
Log Real GDP Per Capita at PPP strengthen research and measurement on human capital; and (iii)
support to countries to accelerate progress in raising human capi-
tal outcomes.
For more information on the Human Capital Project please visit
www.worldbank.org/humancapitalproject
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