witzerland is famous for its chocolates,
luxury watches, private banks and ski resorts
The land of clocks and chocolates is the
world's happiest country, according to a new
survey.
Switzerland topped the third annual World
Happiness index produced by the Sustainable
Development Solutions Network (SDSN), an
initiative under the United Nations.
It was closely followed by Iceland, Denmark,
Norway and Canada.
Togo, Burundi, Benin and Rwanda, with civil-
war wracked Syria, were least happy.
The World Happiness Report examined 158
countries and is aimed at influencing
government policy.
World's Happiest Countries
World's Least Happy Countries
1. Switzerland
1. Togo
2. Iceland
2. Burundi
3. Denmark
3. Syria
4. Norway
4. Benin
5. Canada
5. Rwanda
The study bases its rankings on data from the
Gallup World Poll and takes into account
variables such as real GDP per capita, healthy
life expectancy, corruption levels and social
freedoms.
"Increasingly happiness is considered a proper
measure of social progress and goal of public
policy," the report said.
"A rapidly increasing number of national and
local governments are using happiness data
and research in their search for policies that
could enable people to live better lives".
The SDSN is comprised of people from
academia, government and the private sector
and was first launched in 2012.

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