According to a study conducted by the Legatum Institute in 2019, Norway is the most livable country in the world today.
Followed by New Zealand, Finland, Switzerland, Denmark and Sweden. Below, we’ll dissect the top ten countries that have made it to the top of this prestigious ranking list and the reasons for their presence.
Canada The only North American country on this list, Canada is another popular country on the list of most livable countries in the world. Canada receives many awards for good government and a high degree of personal freedom. Canada is a high-income country with a high degree of political stability and a high quality of life. The average life expectancy in Canada is over 82 years old.
Denmark is on the list of the best country in the world. Although Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, was occupied by the Nazis during World War II, the country never fought a war. The reason is that the Danes prefer to focus on economic issues rather than military conflicts. The Danes are known for their friendliness, openness and enthusiasm.
Denmark has always led the world in indicators of culture, health, social security, pharmaceutical exports, food as well as aid activities, voluntary donations to WHO and humanitarian relief. Therefore, despite being a small country, Denmark still has a great influence in the world.
Not only is Norway a country possessing picturesque landscapes and fresh climate, but Norway also makes positive contributions to world peace, especially in charity activities, refugee rescue and volunteering. implementation of many international treaties of the United Nations.
The UK is ranked 7th in the GCI ranking because of its great contributions to stabilizing the world order as well as maintaining prosperity, equality, health care, social security. good for the British people themselves. Besides, the UK is also recognized as a country with a very developed science and technology.
Currently, the UK is leading the world in the fields of education, export of magazines, international publications, scientific research, and Nobel Prize winners…
Sweden – the home of the globally famous IKEA group, chocolate and Absolut Vodka is one of the 10 countries that are highly appreciated for their level of prosperity, equality, and climate change (the amount of CO2 emissions is determined. maximum restrictions).
The quality of life of the Swedish people is nothing to complain about, even, the convalescence period for any new family is 15 months along with many other support benefits.
New Zealand is always mentioned by the world as a country with a developed science and technology and a high sense of climate change, especially limiting CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. Many people here live in eco-friendly homes and use low-waste products to help protect the environment of the Southern Hemisphere.
With its beautiful natural landscape, breathtaking mountain glaciers, amazing beaches that attract many tourists, and a small crime rate in a small population, New Zealand deserves to be a great country to live in. live.
The Netherlands is ranked 4th out of the 10 best countries in the world thanks to its high index of culture, order, prosperity and equality, and high health and well-being. What’s more, the government keeps these goals on track to have a positive global impact.
The Netherlands is also highly rated for freedom of movement (no difficulty in obtaining visas) as well as freedom of the press.
The secret to the people here always feeling happy and healthy is that the authorities have invested very well in education, health and excellent welfare for their citizens.
In the economic field, Switzerland is a country that is highly appreciated for its free trade, attracting investment, and having an almost ideal business environment.
This Nordic country, although small in size, has a huge global influence.
Finland is famous for education and always puts education at the center, so the government of this country always has many study promotion policies and scholarships for students around the world. It is also a country that holds a large number of Nobel Prizes and publishes a large number of international quality publications and journals to the world.
Ireland occupies the southern part of the island of Ireland in the North Atlantic Ocean. It is bordered only by Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom, to the north. The country is regularly ranked between 10th and 15th place due to educational conditions, personal freedom and safety in the country. Ireland boasts a high GDP per capita and rich natural resources.
This list is evaluated based on the Legatum “Prosperity Index” for each country and does not take into account some of the other factors mentioned previously such as climate, lifestyle and population. Specifically, a country to be considered livable or not must meet the categories of economic growth, personal freedom, health, education, wealth, quality of life, and personal welfare. core. This is just one of many rankings of the most livable countries in the world.
Each ranking has a certain degree of subjectivity. The list also references data from a model used by the United Nations. This model uses three main types of human development indicators, namely readiness to access education, decent living standards, and long, healthy lives. This Human Development Index, or HDI, is a measure of basic human development in 192 countries, published by the United Nations in its annual Human Development Report.