Finland tops UN SDSN's World Happiness Index list for fifth consecutive year

The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network's World Happiness Report 2023 released on Monday shows that Finland remains the happiest country in the world for the sixth year in a row. Denmark, Iceland, Israel, and the Netherlands are the next happiest countries on the list. Other European countries such as Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, and Luxembourg also made the top 10. The rankings are based on data from the main life evaluation question in the Gallup World Poll, which measures how happy citizens perceive themselves to be. Pakistan is ranked 103 while Afghanistan is ranked at the last rung, 146, in the World Happiness Index Rank List 2023. However, Bangladesh is ranked 99 on the list. India’s position in the World Happiness Report is 136, well behind its neighboring Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and China. India’s ranking in the report has consistently been low due to intolerance, anger, and hate against minorities, who are subjected to torture and violence by majority Hindu goons in the nook and corner of the country. India's Rahul Gandhi took to twitter to share his thoughts on India's poor ranking on Happiness Index. "May soon top hate, anger charts." Rahul Gandhi shared this on his Twitter handle. https://twitter.com/scroll_in/status/1505400544839438339 UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network releases a report every ten years to analyze how people live in the country, and how they make their daily life happy. It also took into account how the people and the nation faced COVID-19 and how the country has developed science for the future looking ahead to find out where it goes. The World Happiness Report also considers GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom to make life choices, generosity, and perceptions of corruption. UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network plays an important role in preparing the report by the surveyors of all the countries. It is further driven by Gallup World Poll data, which regularly surveys public opinion. Top five happiest countries in the world 01. Finland Finland is the country that is ranked on the top of the World Happiness Rank List 2023. According to the report, the average life expectancy in Finland is 7.821 out of 10 . The report also highlighted that Finland faced the COVID-19 situation strongly. 02. Denmark Denmark ranks second in the World Happiness Index Rank List 2023 published worldwide. The country’s average life expectancy is 7.636 out of 10 due to the strong ties and contacts between the people living in the country. The culture of Denmark also has the point of being the second country on the list across the globe. 03. Switzerland

Switzerland is third on the list. Switzerland is a peaceful place and many people are visiting this country looking for some peace and roaming on hill stations. The people and their intentions towards others are very positive and they understand very well the need of other people they come in contact with. So this is one of the reasons which made this country prosperous and also got the third tank.

04. Iceland

Iceland is ranked at the fourth position in the World Happiness Rank List 2023. People living in Iceland are well-dressed and know each other’s emotions to understand happiness. The healthcare system in Iceland is stronger than in other countries.

05. Netherlands The Netherlands is in 5th position in the World Happiness Index Rank List 2023. The Netherlands is the highest achieving country with a Happiness Score of 7.464 out of 10. It is positioned behind Norway which is also ranked 5th on the World Happiness Index rank. List 2023. So this rank for the Netherlands is given according to less corruption in the country as compared to others. https://twitter.com/tesoro_arch/status/1583677746336583681

World Happiness Report 2023

Rank	Country
1st	Finland
2nd	Denmark
3rd	Switzerland
4th	Iceland
5th	Netherlands
6th	Norway
7th	Sweden
8th	Luxembourg
9th	New Zealand
10th	Austria
11th	Australia
12th	Israel
13th	Germany
14th	Canada
15th	Ireland
16th	Costa Rica
17th	United Kingdom
18th	Czech Republic
19th	United States
20th	Belgium
21st	France
22nd	Bahrain
23rd	Malta
24th	Taiwan
25th	United Arab Emirates
26th	Saudi Arabia
27th	Spain
28th	Italy
29th	Slovenia
30th	Guatemala
31st	Uruguay
32nd	Singapore
33rd	Slovakia
34th	Brazil
35th	Mexico
36th	Jamaica
37th	Lithuania
38th	Cyprus
39th	Estonia
40th	Panama
41st	Uzbekistan
42nd	Chile
43rd	Poland
44th	Kazakhstan
45th	Romania
46th	Kuwait
47th	Serbia
48th	El Salvador
49th	Mauritius
50th	Latvia
51st	Colombia
52nd	Hungary
53rd	Thailand
54th	Nicaragua
55th	Japan
56th	Portugal
57th	Argentina
58th	Honduras
59th	Croatia
60th	Philippines
61st	South Korea
62nd	Peru
63rd	Bosnia And Herzegovina
64th	Moldova
65th	Ecuador
66th	Kyrgyzstan
67th	Greece
68th	Bolivia
69th	Mongolia
70th	Paraguay
71st	Montenegro
72nd	Dominican Republic
73rd	Belarus
74th	Hong Kong
75th	Russia
76th	Tajikistan
77th	Vietnam
78th	Libya
79th	Malaysia
80th	Indonesia
81st	Republic of the Congo
82nd	China
83rd	Ivory Coast
84th	Armenia
85th	Nepal
86th	Bulgaria
87th	Maldives
88th	Azerbaijan
89th	Cameroon
90th	Senegal
91st	Albania
92nd	North Macedonia
93rd	Ghana
94th	Niger
95th	Turkmenistan
96th	Gambia
97th	Benin
98th	Laos
99th	Bangladesh
100th	Guinea
101st	South Africa
102nd	Turkey
103rd	Pakistan
104th	Morocco
105th	Venezuela
106th	Georgia
107th	Algeria
108th	Ukraine
109th	Iraq
110th	Gabon
111th	Burkina Faso
112th	Cambodia
113th	Mozambique
114th	Nigeria
115th	Mali
116th	Iran
117th	Uganda
118th	Liberia
119th	Kenya
120th	Tunisia
121st	Lebanon
122nd	Namibia
123rd	Myanmar
124th	Jordan
125th	Chad
126th	Sri Lanka
127th	Eswatini
128th	Comoros
129th	Egypt
130th	Ethiopia
131st	Mauritania
132nd	Madagascar
133rd	Togo
134th	Zambia
135th	Sierra Leone
136th	India
137th	Burundi
138th	Yemen
139th	Tanzania
140th	Haiti
141st	Malawi
142nd	Lesotho
143rd	Botswana
144th	Rwanda
145th	Zimbabwe
146th	Afghanistan

https://twitter.com/brianmixologist/status/1373201833636823041 About World Happiness Report The World Happiness Report is an annual report published by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network. It ranks countries based on how happy their citizens perceive themselves to be and provides analysis of the factors that contribute to happiness, such as income, social support, and life expectancy. The report is based predominantly on data from the main life evaluation question in the Gallup World Poll. The first report was published in 2012 and it has been released annually since then, typically in March. The World Happiness Report assesses happiness levels across the world based on various criteria, including both domestic and global factors. Although India has improved its ranking in the report, it still remains quite low compared to many neighboring countries. The report gauges happiness based on feedback from a nationally representative sample of individuals regarding their current life satisfaction levels.  

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