According to the World Happiness Report, Finland is the happiest country in the world. But why?
Here are some factors.
Social security and stability:
Finland has a low crime rate and a high level of social trust. Each year, Finland spends billions of dollars on “social protection” like health care, unemployment, education and other social services. A 2022 OECD survey found that 70% of Finns were satisfied with the country’s health system.
Natural and outdoor activities:
Finland lands among the top 10 most environmentally conscious countries in U.S. Finland’s stunning natural beauty, forests and lakes offer great opportunities for outdoor activities. Also, the people of Finland are strongly connected with the nature.
High standards of living:
Finland offers a high standard of living with good healthcare, infrastructure and economic stability. Finland also offers free education from primary to higher education. Only 2% of student attend the privately funded institutions. It has the lowest air pollution of the countries in the OECD.
Cultural values:
People of Finland emphasizes simplicity, humility and contentment which may contribute to a more relaxed and satisfied population.
These factors combines to form a society that bears the citizens with accurate well-being and happiness. It is important to note that happiness is complex and can vary across individuals and communities within the Finland.
