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WEF Global Human Capital Report 2017 features, Human Index detail, Top 10 countries
World Economic Forum releases Global Human Capital Report 2017 Human Index features, top 10 countries list detail
According to Human Capital Index Report 2017 on an average, the world has developed only 62 per cent of its human capital.
The top ten countries of the 2017 Human Capital Index lead by smaller European countries like Norway, Finland and Switzerland.These leading countries in Human Capital Index Report 2017 generally have longstanding commitment to their people’s educational attainment.
These countries have deployed a broad share of their workforce in skill-intensive jobs across a broad range of work sectors.
These leading countries in Human Capital Index Report 2017 generally have a longstanding commitment to their people’s educational attainment. These countries have deployed a broad share of their workforce in skill-intensive jobs across a broad range of work sectors.
Israel is the only country from the Middle East and North Africa makes it into the top 20.
From South Asia, Sri Lanka (70th place) is the top performer country, while Nepal (98), India (103), Bangladesh (111) and Pakistan (125) lag behind.
Sri Lanka is the only country achieving the threshold of 60% development of Human capital.
Top ten Countries in the Human Capital Index are:
1. Norway
2. Finland
3. Switzerland
4. United States
5. Denmark
6. Germany
7. New Zeland
8. Sweden
9. Slovenia
10. Austria