It is not news that Brazil has never been able to leave social inequalities behind. However, a new factor has potentiated negative outcomes in the country. Even though its end has not been decreed, it is already possible to have access to data that reflect the impacts of the pandemic.
That's why we created an overview for you to better understand the decrease in harnessing human capacity in Brazil, check it out now.
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Understand why Brazil reduced the use of human capacity after the COVID-19 pandemic:
It is defined by the ability to acquire a set of knowledge, skills and abilities to produce economic value in the country. This data is obtained from the evaluation of the quality of education, health/well-being, employment and guarantee of opportunities. Based on this assessment, the Human Capital Index (ICH) is constructed.
Since 2015 and for five consecutive years, Brazil occupies the 84th position in the ranking of 189 nations analyzed. One of the main aspects associated with this stagnation is the low quality of education offered.
Although some regions of the country have ICH values higher than the national average, this reality still does not cover all macro-regions of the country.
According to the study carried out by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV), it was possible to estimate that the death of around 650 thousand people as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic made Brazil lose about 16 billion in human capital during this period.
Human development is expected to have suffered a major regression during this period, given that the pandemic has placed around 100 million people in extreme poverty.
At this moment, it is extremely important that the public power promote a task force to invest in public policies that have the objective of improving economic, social and human development conditions, in order to minimize the negative impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. COVID-19.