Tunisia Tribune (Global Report on Happiness) – Despite (or thanks to) the pandemic, the World Report on the Welfare of the United Nations will show a strong growth of the gentile in 2022. In the ranking of the happiest countries, Finland is in the lead for the fifth year in a row, on the shores of its neighbors to the north of Europe.
For its tenth anniversary, the study was published by the Network of Solutions for the Sustainable Development of the United Nations, and which supports surveys conducted in 150 countries, “examine the happiness in the whole world, the nations the happiest cells who finds themselves at the bottom of the ladder ”as well as the“ factors that contribute to happiness ”.
Thus, donations to charitable, charitable and foreign aid workers have “around 25% in 2021 compared to pre-pandemic levels”.
Stress and depression
Another “positive point”, notes CNN, “investigation and stress have decreased in this second year of pandemic” compared to 2020 – but not compared to the pre-pandemic. The evaluation given by the people surveyed on their lives is “remarkably resilient”, indicates the report, without doubt because “people knew a little better than what they had done in that second year”, John Helliwell, of the Vancouver School of Economics, Canada. Note that the younger ones are less satisfied with their lives, while the older ones are over 60 this year.
For the past five years, it has been Finland that is finding the land of happiness. With its neighbors, Denmark (2nd), Iceland (3rd), Norway (7th) and Sweden (8th), the northernmost countries of Europe score the best scores on the criteria that determine happiness: “hope health in good health, GDP per capita, social support in case of difficulties, weak corruption and high social confidence, generosity of a community where people take care of us and others and freedom to make the key decisions of life ”.
“Canada (15th), United States (16th) and United Kingdom (17th) have all made it into the top 20”. France, as far as she is concerned, occupies 20th place again.
Tunisia ranks 120th behind the Bahrain (21) United Arab Emirates (24) and Saudi Arabia (25) which is located in the Arab world.
It is advanced by Libya (86), Algeria (96), Morocco (100 and Iraq (107).
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