The 2025 World Happiness Report, marking over a decade since its inception, highlights the resilience of happiness even amid global challenges like pandemics and wars. Utilizing a three-year average, it analyzes key happiness factors—social support, income, health, freedom, generosity, and corruption absence. Notably, it introduces age-specific happiness rankings for the first time, revealing generational differences, with older individuals reporting higher satisfaction. Amidst challenges, the study also uncovers a surge in altruism during the pandemic, signifying a silver lining in collective human behavior and support.
"In analysing the impact of the Covid crisis on people's attitudes towards life, the study found that the pandemic led to a worldwide increase in the proportion of people who have helped others in need."
"Countries where the 'happiness gap' is smaller tend to be happier overall, suggesting that equitable access to happiness factors is crucial for overall satisfaction."
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