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finnish people live longer than americans

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by Touko & Samuel

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Switzerland is the most happiest country which might have something to do with their wealth, shorter working hours, healthcare and the outdoors.
Aino

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Luxembourgs life expectancy is 81.1 years when Souht Africas is only 56.3 years.

Sofia H

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The Happy Planet Index is calculated by multiplying well being, life expectancy, and inequality of outcomes - divided by the countries ecological footprint.
Samuel&Touko

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Finnish people live only one year longer than Americans.
Laura

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The US has a problem with economic inequality. Poverty has increased as a result of the recession in 2008; in 2010, 1 in 6 live under the poverty line. On top of that, its inequality of outcomes score is one of the highest among Western industrialised countries, meaning that wellbeing and life expectancy are only high for some.

Joona

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Hong Kong is 1st according the Life Expectancy ranking and Finland is 23rd...
by Emma & Haby

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Finland is score rank is 37th in the world and the Sweden's is 61th. And the life expectancy is pretty much the same in both countries.

Kerttu

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Finnish people live longer than Russians

Veeti

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How is the Happy Planet Index calculated?

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How is the Happy Planet Index calculated?

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The Happy Planet Index combines four elements to show how efficiently residents of different countries are using environmental resources to lead long, happy lives.
Elements are;
Wellbeing: How satisfied the residents of each country say they feel with life overall, on a scale from zero to ten, based on data collected as part of the Gallup World Poll.
Life expectancy: The average number of years a person is expected to live in each country based on data collected by the United Nations.
Inequality of outcomes: The inequalities between people within a country, in terms of how long they live, and how happy they feel, based on the distribution in each country’s life expectancy and wellbeing data. Inequality of outcomes is expressed as a percentage.
Ecological Footprint: The average impact that each resident of a country places on the environment, based on data prepared by the Global Footprint Network. Ecological Footprint is expressed using a standardized unit: global hectares per person.
Helmi & Genrietta

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Norway is the 12th happiest country. That's because the country is very rich and has long life expectancy. The country's enormous wealth comes from large oil and fish industries. The wellbeing in Norway is very good. The inequality is also one of the lowest in the whole world. The only bad thing in the index about Norway is the large ecological footprint.

Samuli

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The Happy Planet Index Score of Finland and Ireland are very similar being 30.0 & 31.3. What was surprising about these two countries was the same life expectancy (80.4 years.)

Selja

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Finland's HPI score is ranked as 37th in the world and Japans is ranked as the 58th. Japan has the second highest life expectancy in the world at 83,2 years, however even tough Finland is ranked lower according to the HPI, Japan lacks in well being and its ecological footprint is quite high.
Samuel&Touko

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Mexico (HPI 40.7) is the second most happiest country according to the HPI. Mexican people has quite long life expectancy and their wellbeing is also good. Also their ecological footprint is low compared to other countries.
Kaapo

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The Happy Planet Index measures sustainable well being, for example life expectancy, inequality and the  ecological footprint of a country.
Samuel&Touko

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50% of all the people in Russia are wellbeing with the life expectancy of 69.5 years.  Their ecological footprint is pretty big - total 5.7 gha/p.
(although Finland has 5.9)
Siri

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Costa Rican live  longer than Finns
sofia.p

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Vanuatu is 4th happiest country, really happy and cheap, small ecological footprint. Strong social connections due to social meetings. Vanuatu isn’t the most equal country, with 22% inequality.
Milla, Tuomas

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Please write at least one observation or comment on the HPI here. Add your names at the end!
Pauliina