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The world’s ‘most’ and ‘least’ liveable cities of 2022, Canada ranks high

June 23, 2022
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The world’s ‘most’ and ‘least’ liveable cities of 2022, Canada ranks high
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Is your city the ‘most liveable’? What puts it on the list? A new report – The Global Liveability Index 2022 – puts in perspective which cities make the list and why.

In its report, the Economist Intelligence Unit says that the Liveability Index rose sharply in the 2022 survey that was conducted between February 14 and March 13. “Scores for culture and environment, healthcare and education have improved on the back of Covid curbs being eased. However, the global average score remains below pre-pandemic levels,” it adds.

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Austria’s capital city Vienna has made a comeback on the top of the list. “A rollback of Covid restrictions has translated into liveability rankings resembling those seen before the pandemic. Vienna (Austria) tops the rankings in 2022, as it did in 2019 and 2018,” the Liveability Index said.

Denmark’s capital Copenhagen and Switzerland’s Zurich came in second and third place respectively. Another city in Switzerland, Geneva, was in sixth place.

Here is the list of the top 10 most liveable cities:

City Country Rank
Vienna Austria 1
Copenhagen Denmark 2
Zurich Switzerland 3
Calgary Canada 3
Vancouver Canada 5
Geneva Switzerland 6
Frankfurt Germany 7
Toronto Canada 8
Amsterdam Netherlands 9
 Osaka  Japan  10
 Melbourne Australia  10

Syria’s capital city Damascus was at the bottom of the 10 least liveable cities. “The bottom ten cities in our rankings remain fairly stable, with none of the new cities dipping this low. As in previous surveys, living conditions remain worst in Damascus, the capital of Syria,” the index said. Iran’s capital city Tehran was at the top of this list, followed by Douala city in Cameroon, Zimbabwe’s capital city Harare and Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka.

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