Hanoi Measures Happiness Index: Flooding, Traffic Congestion, and Air Pollution Included in the 'Scoring' Criteria.
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Hanoi has issued a set of 50 specific criteria to measure the "Happiness Index" of its residents. Notably, social issues such as flooding, air pollution, and traffic congestion are all taken into account in the evaluation process.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Hanoi will conduct a direct survey to measure the happiness index of its citizens and plans to announce the results on International Happiness Day, March 20th, every year.
Hanoi has issued 50 criteria to measure the happiness index of its residents, including many socio-economic criteria such as flooding, pollution, and traffic congestion.
Hanoi will measure the happiness index of its citizens from 2026 to 2030. This happiness index reflects the level of satisfaction and trust in the government. Fifty criteria will be used to assess people's happiness, thereby improving their quality of life.
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