education. It has been proven that an increase of education creates a rise in a nations GDP. Third, healthy living, or life expectancy is another factor used by the UN to calculate the human development index. This factor deals with living standards and possibly surrounding environment. Generally, a country with more human rights and national security will have citizens with higher life expectancies. A country in war, or one with poor sanitation conditions is likely to have lower life expectancy. Other factors of life expectancy are diseases, and a lack of resources, including food. This means that the countrys government isnt protecting them, or even helping to provide clean and healthy living conditions. Protecting or providing the right to live a clean and healthy life is essential. Without a long life expectancy, in addition, humans cannot achieve many things. This is somewhat linked to the education factor. Full education of a human takes quite a long time. If the persons life expectancy is not long after educational achievement, there is not much he or she can achieve, especially with no experience. In comparison to a country with much higher life expectancy, the country will usually have a lower human development index. The UN chooses three very important indicators for human development because they are the simplest way of calculating social development in a country. The more social development, the more human rights the country tends to have. In addition, equal human rights help all humans to achieve anything to the best of their abilities. This tends to lower the poverty rate and raise equality within a country. The more equal a country is, the more developed, as the human development index shows....
