Tirana is ranked as the 10th most liveable city in the world. Another study confirmed Australias high-quality of life after the city of Melbourne was named on Tuesday by the Economic Intelligence Units yearly Liveability Survey as the most liveable city in the world. It is the fourth consecutive year that Melbourne was recognised as the best city in the world where to live. Tirana, the capital city of Albania is ranked in 10th place. The list has actually not changed much over the years, especially those in the top 10, since 2011. Of the 140 cities covered, only 20 changed their ranking the past year. The Australian city scored a total of 97.5 points because of its superior score when it came to healthcare infrastructure, education and low murder rate. Other important criteria include stability and culture and environment. Australia dominated the top 10 with four cities, followed by Canada with three cities. The Austrian capital city of Vienna came in second, having almost identical score with Melbourne in the criteria, save for culture and environment. Most of the cities that had changes in ranking were those that suffered from lower scores due to geopolitical events such as Kiev, Moscow and St Petersburg and even local events such as Bangkok. From the Middle East, Syrias Damascus continued to suffer a dip, but Irans Tehran, Libyas Tripoli and Jordans Amman had better scores because of periods of relative stability. One sad fact that the report, used as basis in determining the hardship allowance of expatriates, noted is the general level of liveability on a global basis, declines. The top 10 most liveable cities are: 1. Melbourne, Australia 2. Vienna, Austria 3. Vancouver, Canada 4. Toronto, Canada 5. Adelaide, Australia (tied) 6. Calgary, Canada (tied) 7. Sydney, Australia 8. Helsinki, Finland 9. Perth, Australia 10. Tirana, Albania
Posted on: Wed, 20 Aug 2014 21:21:43 +0000
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