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Armenia 132nd on Happy Planet Index
PanARMENIAN.Net
15.07.2006 13:46 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ New Economics Foundation research center has made
public the Happy Planet Index. Economic, environmental and medical
criteria, as well as results of public surveys were taken into account
when drawing the Index. It turned out that life is the happiest in
Vanuatu. The top ten includes Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic,
Panama, Cuba, Honduras, Guatemala, Salvador, as well as Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
The US is only the 150th in the list, while China is 31st, Brazil -
65th, Italy - 68th, Iran - 69th, UK - 108th, Israel - 119th (it is
interesting that life in Palestine is much happier), France - 131st.
Among post-soviet countries people live happier in Kyrgyzstan (19th
position), while Tajikistan is 25th, Uzbekistan - 60th, Georgia -
103rd, Azerbaijan - 107th, Kazakhstan - 127th, Armenia - 132nd,
Moldova - 149th, Lithuania - 151st, Latvia - 160th, Belarus - 165th,
Turkmenistan - 169th, Russia - 172nd, Estonia - 173rd, Ukraine -
174th. Living is most horrible in Zimbabwe (178th place).
The Index authors note that Central America residents enjoy their
lives to the utmost. Another significant factor, which has impact
on the level of happiness, is living on an island state, reports
Washington ProFile.
PanARMENIAN.Net
15.07.2006 13:46 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ New Economics Foundation research center has made
public the Happy Planet Index. Economic, environmental and medical
criteria, as well as results of public surveys were taken into account
when drawing the Index. It turned out that life is the happiest in
Vanuatu. The top ten includes Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic,
Panama, Cuba, Honduras, Guatemala, Salvador, as well as Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
The US is only the 150th in the list, while China is 31st, Brazil -
65th, Italy - 68th, Iran - 69th, UK - 108th, Israel - 119th (it is
interesting that life in Palestine is much happier), France - 131st.
Among post-soviet countries people live happier in Kyrgyzstan (19th
position), while Tajikistan is 25th, Uzbekistan - 60th, Georgia -
103rd, Azerbaijan - 107th, Kazakhstan - 127th, Armenia - 132nd,
Moldova - 149th, Lithuania - 151st, Latvia - 160th, Belarus - 165th,
Turkmenistan - 169th, Russia - 172nd, Estonia - 173rd, Ukraine -
174th. Living is most horrible in Zimbabwe (178th place).
The Index authors note that Central America residents enjoy their
lives to the utmost. Another significant factor, which has impact
on the level of happiness, is living on an island state, reports
Washington ProFile.