The 7 Best Countries to Live in The World

 

Developed countries that offer their inhabitants in addition to beautiful  architecture, different employment opportunities, security, high levels of education, economic growth, without conflicts and with low levels of poverty are part of this list.
 

According to the Human Development Index (HDI), prepared by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), which measure the social and economic development of each country, they show social indicators measured from the perspective of health, education, and income, which evaluate the development of a country in different social aspects.
 

Then Metrocuadrado compiles this list made by the United Nations Organization and reveals the seven best countries in the world to live in.
 

1. NORWAY
 

It is a monarchical state in Europe, which together with Sweden make up the Scandinavian peninsula; Since the Second World War, this country has had rapid economic growth, making it one of the  richest in the world today.
 

Norway is the third most important oil-exporting country in the world, and its production and industry make up a quarter of its national Gross Domestic Product; this country is rich in natural resources such as: gas, minerals and hydroelectric energy.
 

Life expectancy at birth 81 years

Average years of education 12

Gender inequality index 0.065
 

2. AUSTRALIA
 

It is a country in Oceania, has an institutional monarchy and ranks sixth as one of the largest countries in the world.
 

After World War II, the government launched a massive program to attract European immigration in order to make the country's economy grow and emerge from the crisis.
 

According to The Economist Magazine, Australia ranks sixth with one of the best live rates on  the planet, and one of the best for offering quality educational programs to both natives and foreigners.
 

Life expectancy at birth 82 years

Average years of education 12

Gender inequality index 0.115
 

3. UNITED STATES
 

It is a constitutional federal republic composed of 50 states and a federal district, its economy is characterized by having abundant natural resources, developed infrastructure, and also has a high level of production.
 

It is the most important country in imports and the third in terms of exports of goods and services; It is undoubtedly a country preferred by many foreigners, its infrastructure, transportation, education, health and economic development make the United States an attractive place to live.
 

Life expectancy at birth 78 years

Average years of education 13

Gender inequality index 0.256
 

4. NETHERLANDS
 

It is a country in northeastern Europe, is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and is the official seat of the monarchy, this region is known by the most influential and relevant historical name, Holland. It is one of the countries with the largest and most developed economies in the world.
 

About 79 percent of the workforce works in the service sector, while 17 percent in the industry; The economy stands out for its high degree of competitiveness and trade represents more than 80 percent of its Gross Domestic Product and its poverty rate is close to 0.5 percent of its population.
 

Life expectancy at birth 80 years

Average years of education 11

Gender inequality index 0.045
 

5. GERMANY
 

It is a member state of the European Union, it is also part of the United Nations, the G8 and the G4 nations.  

Over the last few years, it has developed a high standard of living and has established a complete social security system for its inhabitants, Germany is also one of the countries that uses the largest budget per year for development aid in the world and is recognized worldwide as leaders in the science and technology sectors.
 

Life expectancy at birth 80 years

Average years of education 12

Gender inequality index 0.075
 

6. NEW ZEALAND
 

It is located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean formed by two islands: the North Island and the South Island, New Zealand is a constitutional and democratic monarchy, Queen.   

This country has a high standard of living and several of its cities such as Auckland and Wellington offer the best quality of life, New Zealand has a high demand for agricultural products and the economy is highly dependent on free trade.
 

 Life expectancy at birth 80 years

Average years of education 12

 Gender inequality index 0.164
 

7. IRELAND
 

It is a member country of the European Union, has a parliamentary government system and its president is elected for a term of seven years and fulfills the role of President of Ireland and as Head of State. 
 

Ireland has a great diversity of flora and fauna, it has six large parks dedicated to the preservation of the environment.
 

In the last decade, Ireland has had spectacular economic growth and envied by many nations, it is one of the countries with the highest Gross Domestic Product per capita in the world and its economy is under three pillars: small, modern, and dependent on trade.   
 

Life expectancy at birth 80 years

Average years of education 11

Gender inequality index 0.850