So far in ratings, 62 countries received very high scores (out of which 33 had perfect scores), 69 received high scores, 33 received moderate scores, 24 received low scores and 12 received very low scores. In addition, 5 countries were considered to have so abysmal living standards that they gained negative scores on the NWI.
The Sjøfarer University urges representatives from countries all over the world to fill out the following form in order to aid their rankings:
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Nation Name:
Nation Full Name:
Life Expectancy*:
% of population able to receive life-essential healthcare coverage**:
Literacy Rate:
% of people over 14 and under 30* with upper Secondary Education or currently studying***:
% of people over 25 with Tertiary Education****:
GDP/capita (PPP)*****:
GINI coefficient:
Unemployment Rate:
Average working week******:
Average pension divided by Average income:
*Note: For countries with non-human species, transfer the age to the closest resembling human age.
**This meaning the % of the population that will get treatment (both emergency, preventative and continual) for life-threatening illnesses, regardless if it is by private or public institutions.
***Currently Studying here meaning that they have not entered the workforce due to attending some form of schooling.
****Note: An easy comparison would be real life 1st world countries. Norway, with free tertiary education, has an adult population with tertiary education at 28.5%. The USA has around 33%.
*****In NSD ($)
******This measured in the average hours worked in an average week, including public holidays.
