04.09.2019, 13:42
The Economist Updated List of the Most Comfortable Cities in the World
Source: OREANDA-NEWS
OREANDA-NEWS. Vienna became the most comfortable city to stay in 2019. This is evidenced by the annual report of The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), which is part of The Economist. The capital of Austria tops the list for the second year in a row.
The drafters of the rating evaluate 140 cities of the world according to five main criteria: stability, environment, healthcare, infrastructure and education. The first two categories are considered the most important - the maximum score for each is 25 points. For the level of the health system and the level of infrastructure development, the city can get 20 points, and education - 10 points. Thus, the maximum amount for all criteria is 100 points.
In 2019, the Austrian capital scored almost 100 points. In second place was the Australian Melbourne, in third - Sydney. The fourth line of the list was occupied by Japanese Osaka, the fifth by Canadian Calgary. The top 10 also included Vancouver, Toronto, Tokyo, Copenhagen and Adelaide. Moscow was in 68th place in the ranking. At the same time, analysts included him in the list of cities where indicators of comfort in life have improved the most in the last five years. According to analysts, they grew by 4.9 points, to 80 points.
Paris dropped from 19th place last year to 25th. According to analysts, the stability indicator in the French capital has worsened due to ongoing anti-government protests that began at the end of 2018. The compilers of the rating called Syrian Damascus, Lagos (Nigeria) and Dhaka (Bangladesh) the most unfavorable cities for life.
At the end of August, The Economist Intelligence Unit presented a ranking of the safest cities, based on an analysis of indicators such as digital security, healthcare security, infrastructure, as well as personal security. The list is led by Tokyo, Singapore and Osaka. Moscow took the 37th line.
The drafters of the rating evaluate 140 cities of the world according to five main criteria: stability, environment, healthcare, infrastructure and education. The first two categories are considered the most important - the maximum score for each is 25 points. For the level of the health system and the level of infrastructure development, the city can get 20 points, and education - 10 points. Thus, the maximum amount for all criteria is 100 points.
In 2019, the Austrian capital scored almost 100 points. In second place was the Australian Melbourne, in third - Sydney. The fourth line of the list was occupied by Japanese Osaka, the fifth by Canadian Calgary. The top 10 also included Vancouver, Toronto, Tokyo, Copenhagen and Adelaide. Moscow was in 68th place in the ranking. At the same time, analysts included him in the list of cities where indicators of comfort in life have improved the most in the last five years. According to analysts, they grew by 4.9 points, to 80 points.
Paris dropped from 19th place last year to 25th. According to analysts, the stability indicator in the French capital has worsened due to ongoing anti-government protests that began at the end of 2018. The compilers of the rating called Syrian Damascus, Lagos (Nigeria) and Dhaka (Bangladesh) the most unfavorable cities for life.
At the end of August, The Economist Intelligence Unit presented a ranking of the safest cities, based on an analysis of indicators such as digital security, healthcare security, infrastructure, as well as personal security. The list is led by Tokyo, Singapore and Osaka. Moscow took the 37th line.
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