The report was published on the United Nations International Day of Happiness March 20.
Over 140 countries have been surveyed on their happiness based on average life evaluations over the three preceding years, in this case 2021 to 2023The report - published on the United Nations International Day of Happiness March 20 - asks each participant to score their life as a whole, looking at six key variables to help explain life evaluations: GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom, generosity and perceptions of corruption.
But there is a possibly surprising appearance from Israel at number five, although the country has been in the top ten since 2022. The authors point out that its rankings are based on a three-year average, which often dampens the effect of “cataclysmic events happening during a particular year.” The report, which relies heavily on the Gallup World Poll, also includes a ranking for Palestine at number 103, although its statehood is not widely recognised. The poll was conducted in the Palestinian territories of Gaza and the West Bank before the events of October 7.Afghanistan remains the world’s lowest-ranked country for happiness. Lebanon, Lesotho, Sierra Leone and Congo also ranked at the bottom.
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