The World Happiness Report – Measuring Countries’ Well-Being
The first World Happiness Report was published in April 2012, in conjunction with the U.N. High Level Meeting on happiness and well-being.
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The first World Happiness Report was published in April 2012, in conjunction with the U.N. High Level Meeting on happiness and well-being.
According to the 2013 World Happiness report, Denmark is the happiest country in the world. The study rated the current state of people’s living, and Denmark scored 7.693, on a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 stands for the worst possible life and 10 for the best.
Happiness is an aspiration of every individual, but it can also represent a measure of social progress. In July 2011 the United Nations General Assembly took a historical step, by inviting member countries to measure the happiness of their people. One year later, the first “World Happiness Report” was launched and now these reports rank world’s countries using the happiness factor every year.