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In Brazil, the economic and social development of municipalities remains extremely unequal between the northern and southern halves of the country. This is the latest result of the Firjan Municipal Development Index (IFDM), released Thursday (28). Organized by the Federation of State Industries of Rio de Janeiro, based on 2016 data, the IFDM 2018 monitors social indicators in 5,471 municipalities, where live 99.5% of the Brazilian population . To compose the index, which has risen again after three years of decline, official statistics on health and basic education, such as school enrollment and infant mortality, as well as child care rates, are used. 39, employment and income.
In the ranking of the 500 most developed communes, according to the IFDM, are mainly the cities of Southeast (50%) and South (41%). Of the 5,471 communes monitored by the IFDM Brasil, Louveira, in the interior of São Paulo, remained in the lead for the second year in a row, with 0.9006. The city, home to multinationals, including DHL, was the only one to record an index higher than 0.9. The last, Ipixuna, in Amazonas, presented a score of only 0.3214, influenced by the worst score in health, due to lack of basic quality care. The Central West region occupies 7% of this list, while the Northeast occupies only eight positions among the top 500 MFIs in the country (1.6%).
Among the best cities in the South, Vale Real (photo), located in the Serra Gaúcha, tops the list (see the list of the top 50 below), followed by Apucarana (PR), Lajeado (RS), Toledo) and Concordia (SC). In the ranking of Firjan, there are 17 municipalities in Paraná, nine in Santa Catarina and 24 in Rio Grande do Sul. Among the capitals, only Florianópolis is in the exclusive ranking made by AMANHÃ, based on the results of Firjan. The capital of Santa Catarina is the 14th of the South, but also the 47th of the national list. Curitiba is in 74th position while Porto Alegre bitter 659th place.
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