International Rankings of Iran - Society

Society

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Rankings
Name Rank Out of Source Notes Year
Quality-of-life index 150 194 Economist Intelligence Unit Survey was done indirectly &/or by estimations 2010
Legatum Prosperity Index 92 110 Legatum Institute Survey was done indirectly &/or by estimations 2010
Satisfaction with Life Index 96 178 Measure of subjective life satisfaction Measurement of wealth, health and access to basic education; Score of Iran=200; More info: Sociocultural evolution & Happiness economics 2006
Incarceration Rate 57 217 International Centre for Prison Studies 222 Prisoners per 100,000 People 2009
% female prisoners as of total prison population 81 134 International Centre for Prison Studies Females comprise 3.5% of prison population 2003
% pre-trial detainees as of total prison population 89 143 International Centre for Prison Studies Pre-trial detainees comprise 24.8% of total prison population 2003
Homicide Rate 66 144 United Nations Homicide rate of 2.93 intentional murders per 100,000 people 2009
Global Gender Gap Report 123 134 World Economic Forum Survey was done indirectly &/or by estimation 2010
Mother's Index Rank 49 158 Save the Children: State of the World's Mothers report 2009 The index is a calculated composite measure of indicators for health, education, equality, economic freedom, nutrition & political status related to the well being of mothers; Ranking is among 43 developed & 115 developing countries, totaling 158 2009
Women's Index Rank 45 158 Save the Children: State of the World's Mothers report 2009 The index is a calculated composite measure of indicators for health, education, equality, economic freedom, nutrition & political status related to the well being of women; Ranking is among 43 developed & 115 developing countries, totaling 158 2009
Children's Index Rank 45 158 Save the Children: State of the World's Mothers report 2009 The index is a calculated composite measure of indicators for health, education, equality, economic freedom, nutrition & political status related to the well being of children; Ranking is among 43 developed & 115 developing countries, totaling 158 2009
Child Development Index 68 143 Save the Children: Child Development Index 2008 Index measures education, health & nutrition of children 2000–2006
Sen Social Welfare Function 49 World List of countries by Sen social welfare function Iran is 49th in the world in terms of best social welfare function 2009
Gender-related Development Index 76 155 United Nations / Complete Report Index shows the inequalities between men and women in these areas: long and healthy life, knowledge & a decent standard of living 2009
Gender Empowerment Measure 103 109 United Nations / Complete Report Index measures inequalities between men's and women's opportunities in a country 2009
Sustainable Society Index 97 World SSI rankings for 2010 Sustainable Society Index measures three dimensions of human, environmental and economical well being; More info: SSI 2010 complete report 2010
World's best countries 79 World Newsweek Ranking of the world's best countries based on categories of education, health, quality of life, economic dynamism and political environment 2010
Drug Freedom Index 64 World Freedom Meta-Index Index measuring access to recreational drugs; In Iran: Illegal drug trade can have punishments ranging from fines to lashings, imprisonment & death penalty; Personal drug consumption is generally overlooked by law 2011
Judicial independence 65 World World Economic Forum The extent of judicial independence 2010

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