Australia and New Zealand appear as the countries of the world where quality of life is better. Occupy as many as five positions in the standings. Canada also stands out and is in the Top 10 with three cities. As far as Europe, Vienna, Austria, to second place and Helsinki, Finland, at8th place. The Austrian city confirms his primacy of European cities with the best quality of life as evidenced by Mercer research.
To win the most important positions in the ranking are mainly medium-sized city, located in wealthy Countries with a low population density. Within the survey, it was possible to express its evaluation on city and about 140 in five categories: stability, health care, culture, environment, education and infrastructure.
The total points awarded for each category allowed in each city to achieve a maximum score of 100. The towns were awarded the first 10 positions have touched very high results. Changes to the positioning in the major cities covered, compared to 2012, especially the economic crisis, protests or internal conflicts. Among the cities that have, unfortunately, lost many positions include Madrid, Tripoli and Damascus.
Here is the ranking of 10 best cities:
1. Melbourne, Australia, 97.5
2. Vienna, Austria, 97.4
3. Vancouver, Canada, 97.3
4. Toronto, Canada, 97.2
5. Calgary, Canada, 96.6
6. Adelaide, Australia, 96.6
7. Sydney, Australia, 96.1
8. Helsinki, Finland, 96.0
9. Perth, Australia, 95.9
10. Auckland, New Zealand, 95.7
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