Top Cities Worldwide-Quality Of Living

The global financial crisis was the dilemma that created the largest impact over a business climate in 2009. 

The crisis led to either a recession or an economic slowdown during the majority of nations during the world. Not just did it cause significant changes in the banking sector in many countries, the financial crisis also helped shape the challenging global business environment that currently exists. 

With governments obtaining been forced to revise their investment and development activities, we expected to see limited improvement in specific quality-of-living factors, for instance recreation and public services. However, several factors had a role in how this played out. 

For example, the global financial crisis has not had a uniform impact on all countries, and federal government reactions have also been varied. 

In addition, many developmental activities initiated in previous years have only just began to make an impact over a daily lives of expatriates in the regions where these activities have been launched. 

Furthermore, limitations on individual freedom and relationships with other countries often aren't related towards country of the economy. 

Considering all these factors and issues, it's not surprising that we witnessed the usual mix of increases and decreases in quality of living within the past year.

Top 5 cities worldwide

Top 5 cities: Quality of living ranking	Top 5 cities: Eco-city ranking
Vienna, Austria (1st) Zurich, Switzerland (2nd) Geneva, Switzerland (3rd) Vancouver, Canada (tied 4th) Auckland, New Zealand (tied 4th)	Calgary, Canada (1st) Honolulu, United States (2nd) Ottawa, Canada (tied 3rd) Helsinki, Finland (tied 3rd) Wellington, New Zealand (5th)

Top 5 cities by region

Quality of living ranking

Americas	Asia Pacific	Europe	Middle East & Africa
Vancouver (4th) Ottawa (14th) Toronto (16th) Montreal (21st) Calgary (28th)	Auckland (4th) Sydney (10th) Wellington(12th) Melbourne(18th) Perth (21st)	Vienna (1st) Zurich (2nd Geneva (3rd) Dusseldorf (6th) Frankfurt (tied 7th) Munich (tied 7th)	Dubai (75th) Port Louis (82nd) Abu Dhabi (83rd) Cape Town (86th) Tunis (94th)

Eco-city ranking

Americas	Asia Pacific	Europe	Middle East & Africa
Calgary (1st) Honolulu (2nd) Ottawa (3rd) Minneapolis (6th) Vancouver (tied 13th) Montreal (tied 13th)	Wellington (5th) Adelaide (7th) Kobe (9th) Perth (12th) Auckland (13th)	Helsinki (3rd) Copenhagen(8th) Oslo (tied 9th) Stockholm (tied 9th) Nurnberg (tied 13th) Bern (tied 13th)	Cape Town(30th) Victoria (38th) Muscat (48th) Johannesburg(54th) Abu Dhabi (tied 65th) Dubai (tied 65th)

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