Hungary
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| Hungary | |
 Flag of Hungary | |
| Population (In Millions) | 10.00 |
| Human Development Index | 38/169 |
| Gross Domestic Product (In USD Billions - World Bank) | NA |
| Global Peace Index | 20/153 |
| Happy Planet Index | 90/143 |
| Social Institutions and Gender Index | - /86 |
| Environmental Performance Index | 33/163 |
| Child Mortality Rate | 5.4 |
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Sustainable Development
The Hungarian Parliamentary Commissioner for Future Generations is exploring the need for well-being to be included in the measurement of sustainable development.
Official Statistics
Hungarian Central Statistical Office
Multidimensional Poverty Index
The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) for Hungary is 0.016. The MPI is an international measure of acute poverty covering 109 countries. The MPI reflects the multiple deprivations that poor people face at the same time in three dimensions: health, education and living standards. The MPI reflects both the incidence or headcount ratio (H) of poverty – the proportion of the population that is multidimensionally poor – and the average intensity (A) of their poverty – the average proportion of indicators in which poor people are deprived. More information on the MPI in Hungary is available here.
Happiness in Hungary
This is an overview of findings on Happiness in Hungary.The available findings are presented in the latest ‘Nation Report’ on Hungary [1]. This report is ordered by type of happiness questions and within these types by year. This ordering is to facilitate the assessment of progress, comparison over time being most fruitful using the same questions.
The report presents means and standard deviations, both on the original scale range and transformed to a common range 0-10. The means inform about the level of happiness in the country and the standard deviations about inequality of happiness.
Links provide more detail about the precise text of the question, the full distribution of responses and technical details of the survey. The report is continuously updated.
Progress papers and publications
- Establishing Indicators for Measuring Social Progress in Hungary Eszter Bago, Central Statistical Office Hungary
