Sweden
The $551 billion GDP of Sweden as well as the annual average income of $44,196 are No. 22 and No. 23 in the globe, respectively. However, the No. 11 ratings of the nation in the SPI provides it a great result in our final standings. Sweden’s SPI standings are dominated by the country’s clean water, proper healthcare, and the quality of the environment. Much like its European neighbors, access to advanced education currently ranked low at 58.99 out of 100 points.
Sweden
Belgium
Throughout all rankings, Belgium did strike a fine line, winning out at No. 14 with an average income of $52,080 and No. 17 in the SPI, resulting in a rank of No. 12 on our ranking. Belgium succeeds in the fields of water supply and sanitation, fundamental health and medical care, and access to shelter in the SPI. However, its rating of 59.78 in access to advanced education reflects and negatively impacts several other European countries. Belgium’s GDP of $531.7 billion rings in on the top 50 list somewhere above the midway mark.
Belgium
