Fourth year in a row Why Finland has been ranked as the world's happiest country

 Finland has been ranked as the happiest country in the world, a United Nations report said on Friday.

                                 

world's happiest country and despite the Covid-19 epidemic, Finland has

HELSINKI: For the fourth year in a row as the world's happiest country and despite the Covid-19 epidemic, Finland has been ranked as the happiest country in the world, a United Nations report said on Friday.

  Releasing the Xinhua news agency, the researchers said it was no surprise.

 

  Finland is one of 23 countries surveyed with a female head of government.

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  According to the World Happiness Report, they "formulate policies that aim at the overall well-being and make community transmission a more obvious choice for them", according to the World Happiness Report.

 

  The report is based on a three-year Gallup survey of how happy citizens feel.

 

  "The epidemic reminds us of the global environmental threat, the urgent need for cooperation, and the difficulty of achieving cooperation in every country and globally," said Jeffrey D. Sachs, co-editor of Columbia University's Center for Sustainable Development.

 

  The materials used for the assessment include per capita GDP, healthy year expectations, independence and government and business corruption.

 

  The top ten also includes Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Luxembourg and New Zealand.

 

 Among other countries, America is ranked 20th, Russia 77th, China 85th and India 140th.

  Rwanda, Zimbabwe and Afghanistan top the list with 149.

  The report, published by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network, was published in conjunction with World Happiness Day.