New Zealand Auckland received the title of the best city in the world in terms of quality of life and headed the rating of the analytical division of the British Economist Intelligence Unit magazine. The Global LiveAbility Report of Global LiveAbility was represented on Wednesday by Eiu.
New Zealand’s largest city surpassed Osaka and Adelaide in the ranking of 140 best cities in the planet. Experts were assessed and compared the quality of life in the cities of the world in several indicators: development stability, culture, ecology, health care, education and infrastructure, transfers TASS.
Auckland received 96 points – by 1.8 points more than Osaka (Japan). Subsequent places occupied Adelaide (Australia) with 94 points, Wellington (New Zealand) and Tokyo (Japan) – 93.7 points and perts (Australia) – 93.3 points.
Also in the first ten best cities in the world, Swiss Zurich and Geneva entered the seventh and eighth place, respectively, Australian Melbourne, descended from the second to the ninth place, and Brisbane, who closed the top ten leaders.
Last place in the list was taken by Damascus (Syria), in front of him Lagos (Nigeria), Port Morsby (Papua – New Guinea) and Dhaka (Bangladesh).