List of Mexican states by Human Development Index

Mexican States by Human Development Index, 2015.

The following table presents a listing of Mexico's 31 federal states (and its Federal District, officially not a state), ranked in order of their Human Development Index, as reported by the United Nations in 2012 in the latest report in 2015.^[1]

None of the States (and the Federal District) has a low level of human development.

Mexican states

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Rank		Federal Entity	HDI[1]
2015 data (year 2012)	Changes 2014-2015		2015 data (year 2012)	2014 data (year 2008)	Changes 2014-2015
Very High Human Development
1		Distrito Federal	0.830	0.830
2		Nuevo León	0.800	0.794
High Human Development
3		Sonora	0.779	0.776
4	(1)	Baja California Sur	0.776	0.789
5	(1)	Coahuila de Zaragoza	0.768	0.776
6	(1)	Colima	0.763	0.770
7		Querétaro de Arteaga	0.760	0.756
8	(3)	Baja California	0.760	0.765
9	(1)	Aguascalientes	0.760	0.763
10	(1)	Tamaulipas	0.758	0.760
11	(1)	Sinaloa	0.757	0.764
12	(1)	Quintana Roo	0.754	0.759
13	(1)	Jalisco	0.751	0.750
14		Morelos	0.749	0.755
15	(2)	Campeche	0.749	0.746
16	(5)	Estado de Mexico	0.745	0.742
17	(2)	Tabasco	0.742	0.744
18		Yucatán	0.739	0.734
19	(1)	Chihuahua	0.734	0.744
20	(1)	Nayarit	0.733	0.749
21		Durango	0.731	0.732
22		Tlaxcala	0.727	0.723
23		San Luis Potosí	0.726	0.722
24	(2)	Hidalgo	0.723	0.711
25	(3)	Zacatecas	0.720	0.717
26	(1)	Guanajuato	0.720	0.712
27	(1)	Puebla	0.717	0.693
28	(3)	Veracruz	0.713	0.709
29		Michoacán de Ocampo	0.700	0.692
Medium Human Development
30		Oaxaca	0.681	0.668
31		Guerrero	0.679	0.671
32		Chiapas	0.667	0.648

See also

• List of Mexican states by poverty rate
• List of Mexican states by unemployment

References

1. "Índice de Desarrollo Humano para las entidades federativas, México 2015" (PDF) (in Spanish). United Nations Development Programme. Retrieved 20 November 2015.