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Niger 'the worst place to live'
The 182 countries were ranked according to the quality of life their citizens experienced. Criteria examined included life expectancy, literacy rates, school enrolment and country economies...The UN Development Programme said the index highlighted the grave disparities between rich and poor...
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- News Source: BBC | 2 months agoThe "worst" country in the world to live in was Niger, followed by Afghanistan and Sierra Leone...What qualities do you think make a country a good place to live in?
- News Source: Canada.com | 2 months agoCanada ranks among the top places to live in the world, according to the United Nations which released its quality of life index Monday, placing Canada fourth among 182 rated countries. Canada was bested by Norway, which took the top spot, followed...
- News Source: Voice of America | 2 months agoA U.N. report says migrant workers improve human welfare at home and in host nations. The report says governments should make it easier for workers to travel abroad...The report says the money migrant workers send home exceeds official development...
- News Source: The Globe and Mail | 2 months agoThe global financial crisis has brought low the economies of just about every country on earth...With a quirky contrariness as deeply etched in the national character as the thousands of fjords carved into its rugged landscape, Norway has thrived by...
- News Source: Business World | 2 months agoThe organization creates its ranking by looking at three factors: standard of living as measured by gross domestic product per capita; life expectancy; and adult literacy and enrolment. For the Philippines, life expectancy improved slightly to 71.6...
- News Source: Newsbreak Online | 2 months agoAn economist said, however, that the increase is not something to be happy about. The study used data from 2007 and do not reflect yet how the Philippines has been doing since the global economic crisis of 2008. The HDI measures human development...
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