The liveability index is a measure that evaluates the quality of life and overall living conditions in different cities or locations. It aims to provide a standardized way of assessing how suitable a place is for individuals or families to live in, taking into consideration various factors that contribute to their well-being and comfort. The index typically considers a range of factors across multiple categories, which in this case includes: Stability: This category evaluates the political, social, and economic stability of a location, considering factors like crime rates, civil unrest, and effectiveness of law enforcement. Healthcare: This category looks at the availability and quality of healthcare services, including hospitals, medical facilities, and overall health infrastructure. Culture and Environment: This category assesses the cultural offerings, entertainment options, recreational facilities, environmental quality, and overall lifestyle amenities. Education: Education indicators reflect the quality and accessibility of educational institutions, from primary schools to higher education. Infrastructure: This category examines the state of infrastructure, including transportation, public services, housing, and utilities. The liveability index assigns scores to each of these categories based on various criteria. These scores are often combined, weighted, and averaged to produce an overall liveability score for a particular city or location. The resulting score helps individuals, businesses, and policymakers understand the relative strengths and weaknesses of different places in terms of livability. Source: Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) (Liveability Report 2023).
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