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Bookmark or Share- Charted: The happiest countries in the world - The World Economic ForumFinland leads the ranking of the world's happiest countries for the sixth year in a row, according to the 2023 World Happiness Report. While its score (7.80) is significantly ahead of all other countries, a sizeable chunk of the top ten roundup are also Nordic, with Denmark in second place (7.59), Iceland in third (7.53), Sweden in sixth (7.40 ...
- This is what makes people around the world happy right nowSix in 10 adults across 27 countries are happy despite the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new Ipsos survey. 55% said health and physical well-being were key to their happiness. Aggregate happiness levels are largely unchanged from the previous year. China is the happiest of the 27 countries surveyed.
- These are the countries where children are most satisfied with their ...Children in Nordic countries generally have the highest rates of well-being, but Mexico and Romania have among the highest levels of life satisfaction. Many more children with low levels of life satisfaction feel they lack a support network. Body image also has a role to play. There are signs that some countries are regressing – particularly ...
- Which countries have the happiest children? | World Economic ForumThe percentage of children with very high well-being (10/10) varied from around 78% in Turkey and 77% in Romania and Colombia, to around 40% in South Korea. 3. The percentage of children with low levels of well-being (less than 5/10) varied from less than 2% in Romania and Colombia to over 7% in South Korea and South Africa. 4.
- Finland is the world’s happiest country – againThe release of the 2019 World Happiness Report again confirms that impression with four Nordic countries in the top five happiest nations. Finland, which headed the table last year, came top again, followed by Denmark, Norway (top in 2017) and Iceland. The Netherlands joined them in the top five. Switzerland, Sweden, New Zealand, Canada and ...
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