Article from Fast Company.
A new report ranks the world’s countries not on their economic indicators, but on their ability to “safeguard the needs of its future generations.” The results might surprise you.

We normally judge which countries are “doing best” by looking at economic growth–a realm in which places like China and India thrive, despite their environmental and other problems. A more grounded approach might look at a range of factors, from a country’s energy mix to its democracy.

That’s what a new report from investment advisors RobecoSAM does, and the results are quite different from the standard narrative. The report takes into account 17 factors, ultimately finding that Sweden is the most sustainable country on Earth–meaning it’s best equipped for the future. And the least? That would be Nigeria, in 59th place, despite all that oil.

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Here is the chart

Front page ?

But where are the other countries on the list?

At least naija de represent.. Good 2hear
Bt make dem neva rate education aspect now o.

scandinavian countries always seem to do very well in any sort of "quality of life" rankings - Sweden, Norway and Denmark all in top 5