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Human Development & Quality of Life in Lithuania

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HDI 0.895 ยท UNDP rank 39 ยท latest published data

Very high human development

In UNDP's 2023 index data, Lithuania has HDI 0.895 and rank 39, which corresponds to very high human development. More revealing for this profile, a separate life-satisfaction observation of 7.20/10 for 2023 is available, so experienced well-being can be shown without folding it into HDI. At the same time, inequality produces a visible but not dominant adjustment, taking HDI 0.895 to IHDI 0.812 with a 9.3% loss.

0.895HDI ยท 2023
UNDP rank 39
0.895
HDI
UNDP 2023
0.812
IHDI
loss 9.3%
0.070
GII
rank 24
1.022
GDI
group 1
0.751
PHDI
adjustment 16.1%
7.20/10
Life satisfaction
2023

What sits inside Lithuania's HDI

In the UNDP data used here, Lithuania's health, education and income inputs are 76.0 life expectancy, 16.5 expected schooling, 13.6 mean schooling and $41,916 GNI per capita in 2021 PPP terms. They belong to the HDI calculation rather than separate DigifyWorld scores.

76.0
Life expectancy
years
16.5
Expected schooling
years
13.6
Mean schooling
years
$41,916
GNI per capita
2021 PPP $

Inequality changes the headline

The inequality-adjusted measure for Lithuania applies a distribution penalty to the same three HDI dimensions. It should therefore be read alongside HDI, not as a separate life-satisfaction score.

HDI
0.895
IHDI
0.812
9.3%overall loss after inequality adjustment, UNDP 2023

Gender and planetary-pressure adjustments

For Lithuania, the available complementary indices are GDI 1.022, GII 0.070, PHDI 0.751. These measures answer different questions, so they are kept separate. When using this figure elsewhere, do not infer an unstated comparison so the number is not mistaken for another indicator.

1.022
Gender Development Index
UNDP group 1. GDI compares female and male achievement in the three HDI dimensions.
0.070
Gender Inequality Index
Rank 24. Lower GII values indicate lower measured inequality across reproductive health, empowerment and labour-market dimensions.
0.751
Planetary pressures-adjusted HDI
UNDP reports a 16.1% difference from HDI after the planetary-pressure adjustment.
Human development is not the same as quality of life

A separate quality-of-life signal

The page can add a comparable subjective well-being result for Lithuania, 7.20/10 in 2023. Life satisfaction is shown only as a separate subjective well-being measure.

7.20/10
0 to 10 scale
Life satisfaction
OECD Current Well-being, 2023
Coverage note: this page includes only the OECD quality-of-life observation directly verified for this page. Other well-being dimensions are omitted unless the same country and observation vintage can be sourced cleanly.

What Lithuania's numbers say together

Lithuania's non-headline measures include IHDI 0.812 with a 9.3% loss; PHDI 0.751 after a 16.1% adjustment; GDI 1.022; life satisfaction 7.20/10 (2023). Reading them together is useful, but combining them would obscure their different definitions.

HDI places Lithuania in the very high human development group

UNDP reports a 2023 HDI of 0.895 for Lithuania, with rank 39. That headline measure is useful for development comparison, but it is not a complete quality-of-life score.

Inequality changes the effective level

The IHDI is 0.812, and UNDP reports an overall loss of 9.3% relative to the headline index.

Gender development is a separate lens

The GDI value is 1.022 in group 1; it should be read alongside, not merged into, HDI.

Experienced well-being has its own measure

For Lithuania, the page shows a life-satisfaction observation of 7.20/10 from 2023. Life satisfaction adds a different perspective and is therefore not folded into HDI.

No invented score. HDI and quality-of-life measures remain separate.
Every number keeps its year. Publication year is not treated as observation year.
Comparable first, national second. UNDP anchors the core; OECD or national sources add depth.
Missing data are omitted, not guessed. Missing UNDP values are shown as unavailable.

Frequently asked questions

What is Lithuania's HDI?

Lithuania's 2023 Human Development Index is 0.895, corresponding to UNDP rank 39 in the 2025 report.

How does inequality affect Lithuania's HDI?

IHDI for Lithuania is 0.812 in the 2023 table. That represents a 9.3% reduction from the headline development index.

What is the life satisfaction score shown for Lithuania?

In the OECD current well-being series used for this profile, Lithuania records 7.20/10 in 2023. Life satisfaction is shown only as a separate subjective well-being measure.

Is HDI the same as quality of life?

No. HDI is built from health, schooling and income indicators. Life satisfaction adds a different perspective and is therefore not folded into HDI.

Sources & methodology

Sources for the development indicators and definitions shown above.

View sources used for this page
UNDP Human Development Report 2025 statistical tables

Primary source for 2023 HDI and its components, plus IHDI, GDI, GII and PHDI where reported.

UNDP Human Development Report 2025

Report edition underlying the 2023 human-development indices and ranking.

OECD Current Well-being: Life satisfaction

Source for the dated 0-10 life-satisfaction observation. This separate measure is not part of HDI.

Data note: Reference years are shown with each indicator; unavailable observations remain unfilled.