A comparative study of the post-revolutionary human development indicators of the country's provinces:Emphasizing the patterns of the statement of the second step of the revolution

Today, human development has acquired a social meaning and is considered beyond the economic category; Over time, it changed from economic indicators (per capita production, income) to socio-cultural patterns (life expectancy, social capital, cultural capital, literacy index, social health and quality life expectancy; moral and perfect human being). The main goal of the research is the comparative study of the post-revolutionary human development indicators of the country's provinces with an emphasis on the patterns of the declaration of the second step of the revolution in a comparative-historical way.

 In this method, secondary analysis (data review) and comparative comparison (provinces of the country) have been used in the period after the revolution.

The results show that Iran has taken a positive path in the evolution of human development after the Islamic revolution. At the global level, in the period of 2018-2020, Iran has jumped 9 places compared to the previous year, and in this respect, it has achieved the best position in the last three decades. In the 2020 report, Iran's rank is 70, which is still in the high human development group and has not been able to climb to the very high human development group. Comparative comparison of the country's provinces shows that Tehran province is in the first place with a score of (0.814) and the average of the whole country is equal to 0.745.

The provinces of Semnan, Bushehr, Yazd and Isfahan have a high position, and the provinces of Sistan and Baluchistan, Kurdistan, West Azerbaijan, Lorestan and Ilam; They have the lowest rank in the human development index.