Quality of life

Percentage of the EU population rating their life satisfaction as high, medium or low

This indicator shows the overall subjective well-being of individuals across countries. Quality of life provides an overall picture of the wider societal conditions to which societal impacts from individual projects can contribute. This is a broad measure, but provides a cross-cutting picture of the ultimate end point of any societal impact. Source: Eurostat


GeoHighMediumLow
European Union (EU6-1958, EU9-1973, EU10-1981, EU12-1986, EU15-1995, EU25-2004, EU27-2007, EU28-2013, EU27-2020)25.558.416.1
European Union - 27 countries (from 2020)25.058.616.4
European Union - 28 countries (2013-2020)25.558.416.1
Belgium21.270.28.7
Bulgaria9.536.654.0
Czechia29.552.418.0
Denmark41.344.614.1
Germany (until 1990 former territory of the FRG)28.354.517.2
Estonia19.458.422.2
Ireland45.046.48.6
Greece13.559.626.9
Spain24.459.815.8
France18.366.715.0
Croatia16.546.736.8
Italy18.066.315.7
Cyprus22.457.720.0
Latvia15.358.326.4
Lithuania17.646.236.2
Luxembourg26.361.712.0
Hungary13.156.630.3
Malta26.659.513.8
Netherlands23.969.76.3
Austria39.750.79.6
Poland35.951.712.4
Portugal18.651.330.1
Romania24.760.115.3
Slovenia24.657.717.7
Slovakia27.547.225.3
Finland41.153.85.2
Sweden35.053.611.4
Iceland37.851.810.5
Norway39.750.210.1
Switzerland38.053.18.9
United Kingdom31.755.113.2
Serbia7.542.649.9
Turkey11.840.148.2