The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index 2024 ranks 173 cities based on 30 indicators grouped into five categories such as stability and healthcare. This year, Western European cities dominate the top ranks, despite Vienna losing its lead as the most liveable city. The report notes improvements in healthcare and education across the Middle East and North Africa, while the pandemic's effects still linger in various scores. Notably, Vancouver, now ranked tenth, showcases a blend of cosmopolitan life and outdoor activities, indicative of broader lived experiences and the quality of life being sought globally.
The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Index 2024 reveals the best places to live worldwide, highlighting cities' quality of life and improvements in healthcare and education.
Vancouver, Canada, exemplifies the mix of sophistication and natural beauty, dropping to number ten, reflecting the complexities of recent global issues shaping liveability.
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