Assessing the Sustainable Development Level Using the Human Development Index (Case Study: Northwest Provinces)

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ALEEMRAN R.; EBRAHIMZADEH R.; ShokouhiFard s.

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Journal: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT Year:2020 | Volume:1 | Issue:4 Page(s): 18-32

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Assessing the Sustainable Development Level Using the Human Development Index (Case Study: Northwest Provinces)

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ALEEMRAN R. | EBRAHIMZADEH R. | ShokouhiFard s. | Issue Writer Certificate

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Human Development Index

Northwest Provinces

Education

Health

Income

Abstract

Border areas play a crucial role in the economic, political and cultural life of countries. Due to many reasons, these areas have a lower developmental level than other parts of the country, and this requires more attention and planning for the development of these provinces. The first step in improving the status of the border provinces is to determine the level of development of these provinces. In this regard, the Human Development Index is currently the most acceptable tool for measuring prosperity and economic development, and calculating this indicator is essential for understanding and analyzing the welfare status of border regions. Therefore, this study aimed to measure and compare the development level of the Northwest Provinces using the Human Development Index and analyse the level of HDI components such as Income, Education and Health in these provinces. To do this, the Human Development Index has been calculated using the data from 1391 to 1393 for the northwest border provinces and their development level has been determined. The results of the research show that East Azarbaijan province has a better status in terms of Educational, Health and Income indicators than other provinces, and has a higher Human Development Index than them. Kurdistan province has the worst situation as the indicators and has the lowest level of human development. Also, the Human Development Index showed that the studied provinces had a moderate developmental level and their Human Development Index was between 0. 5 and 0. 8. Also, the results indicate that the trend of Human Development Index is increasing in all provinces during the study period.

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ALEEMRAN, R., EBRAHIMZADEH, R., & ShokouhiFard, s.. (2020). Assessing the Sustainable Development Level Using the Human Development Index (Case Study: Northwest Provinces). SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT, 1(4 ), 18-32. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/269732/en

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ALEEMRAN R., EBRAHIMZADEH R., ShokouhiFard s.. Assessing the Sustainable Development Level Using the Human Development Index (Case Study: Northwest Provinces). SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT[Internet]. 2020;1(4 ):18-32. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/269732/en

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R. ALEEMRAN, R. EBRAHIMZADEH, and s. ShokouhiFard, “Assessing the Sustainable Development Level Using the Human Development Index (Case Study: Northwest Provinces),” SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT, vol. 1, no. 4 , pp. 18–32, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/269732/en

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