| The world's happiest - and saddest - countries | |
|---|---|
| Happiest | Least happy |
| 1. Norway | 146. Yemen |
| 2. Denmark | 147. South Sudan |
| 3. Iceland | 148. Liberia |
| 4. Switzerland | 149. Guinea |
| 5. Finland | 150. Togo |
| 6. Netherlands | 151. Rwanda |
| 7. Canada | 152. Syria |
| 8. New Zealand | 153. Tanzania |
| 9. Australia | 154. Burundi |
| 10. Sweden | 155. Central African Republic |
The #InternationalDayofHappiness founded by the United Nations in 2012 aims to address the complex, inter related challenges faced by humankind in the ultimate quest to achieve happiness, and the principle outlined in the UN resolution (65/309 & 66/281) especially that happiness is a universal human right.
BBC Happiness report on subjective well-being (how happy people are and why) shows Norway being the happiest place on earth. http://bbc.in/2mHrmdx
Happy Norwegian fans at an International football game in 2009.To make a pledge to Happiness visit http://www.happinessday.org/ and share your happiness by using instagram and twitter hashtags #internationaldayofhappiness, #happinessday,#choosehappiness, #createhappiness, or #makeithappy
Where is naija on this list
ReplyDeleteInteresting Question. According the World Happiness report 2017, Nigeria ranked 95 globally and 6th in Africa. See https://s3.amazonaws.com/sdsn-whr2017/StatisticalAppendixWHR2017.pdf
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