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The material explains HCI as a prospective measure built from health (adult survival and child stunting), education quantity and quality, and child survival up to age five. It then provides municipality-specific HCI values for selected state capitals, including ranks in Brazil and within their states, and highlights gaps versus the national benchmark largely driven by educational performance, with COVID-19 context referenced in the appendix outline.","Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nAppendix  \n~~ ~~  Table of Contents  \nAppendix I -HCI in selected Brazilian municipalities  \n\n| Appendix II -Are SAEB and PISA comparable? |\n| --- |\n| Appendix III-How is the HCI-SES calculated? |\n\nAppendix IV-Human Capital Accumulation Amidst the COVID19-Pandemic  \n5  \n\n| 37 |\n| --- |\n| 39 |\n\n41  \n Appendix V-Drivers of Human Capital Formation 49   \nAppendix VI-Subnational Human Development Policies 63  \nAppendix  \nHCI in selected Brazilian municipalities  \nAracaju, Sergipe  \nHumanCapitalIndex: 0.586  \nAs part of the institutional agenda, the World Bank launched the Human Capital Project, which emphasizes the importance of investing in the fundamental skills of individuals. The message of this project is that the success of a society lies in its ability to promote, allocate, and strengthen human talent.  \nThis effort is materialized in the Human Capital Index (HCI) , which illustrates the productivity of a child born today when entering the job market if current  \nhealth and education conditions are maintained. It is a prospective indicator based on three components: (i) health, measured by the adult survival rate and the child stunting rate; (ii) quantity and quality of education; and (iii) the child survival (up to the age of 5) . The closer the index is to 1, the better the conditions are for human capital accumulation.  \nAracaju had an HCI of 0.586 in 2019. This means that the future productivity of a child born in this year was, on  \naverage, 58.6% of its potential. This value is below the national average of 0.601 (fig. 2) and is largely explained by educational performance.  \nIn relation to other state capitals, Aracaju had insufficient performance. The municipality occupies the 22nd position among the 27 state capitals in Brazil (fig. 4), despite HCI growth above the national average in recent years (fig. 3) . Aracaju’s per capita income would be 70.8% higher if human capital was fully promoted.  \nFigure 2  \nAverage in  \nBrazil  \n0.601  \nAracaju’s rank  \nin Brazil 3,268th  \nAracaju’s rank  \nin Sergipe 5th  \nFigure 3  \nFigure 4  \n\n| Brazi l Human Capital Review |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | 6 |\n\nBelém, Pará  \nHumanCapitalIndex: 0.561  \nAs part of the institutional agenda, the World Bank launched the Human Capital Project, which emphasizes the importance of investing in the fundamental skills of individuals. The message of this project is that the success of a society lies in its ability to promote, allocate, and strengthen human talent.  \nThis effort is materialized in the Human Capital Index (HCI) , which illustrates the productivity of a child born today when entering the job market if current  \nhealth and education conditions are maintained. It is a prospective indicator based on three components: (i) health, measured by the adult survival rate and the child stunting rate; (ii) quantity and quality of education; and (iii) the child survival (up to the age of 5) . The closer the index is to 1, the better the conditions are for human capital accumulation.  \nBelém had an HCI of 0.561 in 2019. This means that the future productivity of a child born in this year was, on average,  \n56.1% of its potential. This value is below the national average of 0.601 (fig. 2) and is largely explained by educational performance.  \nIn relation to other state capitals, Belém had insufficient performance. The municipality occupies the 26th position among the 27 state capitals in Brazil (fig. 4), despite HCI growth above the national average in recent years (fig. 3) . Belém’s per capita income would be 78.2% higher if human capital were fully promoted.  \nFigure 2  \nAverage in  \nBrazil  \n0.601  \nBelém’s rank  \nin Brazil 4,160th  \nBelém’s rank  \nin Pará 17th  \nFigure 3  \nFigure 4  \nBrazi l Human Capital Review  \n7  \nBelo Horizonte, Minas Gerais  \nHumanCapitalIndex: 0.619  \nAs part of the institutional agenda, the World Bank launched ","cbCaiiiJ6BlJhPBq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiiJ6BlJhPBq","pdf",28997521,4,1,101,"English","en",105,"# Appendix I - HCI in selected Brazilian municipalities\n## Appendix II - Are SAEB and PISA comparable?\n## Appendix III - How is the HCI-SES calculated?\n# Appendix IV - Human Capital Accumulation Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic\n# Appendix V - Drivers of Human Capital Formation\n# Appendix VI - Subnational Human Development Policies","[{\"question\":\"What does the Human Capital Index (HCI) measure in this appendix?\",\"answer\":\"It illustrates the productivity of a child born today when entering the job market, assuming current health and education conditions persist. 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