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Through a distinctive blend of interactive conferences, specially designed events, C-suite discussions, member briefings, and high-calibre research, The Economist Corporate Network delivers a range of macro (global, regional, national, and territorial) as well as industry-focused analysis on prevailing conditions and forecast trends.THE GLOBAL LIVEABILITY INDEX 2019A FREE OVERVIEW© The Economist Intelligence Unit Limited 20191The findings of the latest liveability survey 2Vienna remains the most liveable city in the world, just ahead of Melbourne 2About The Economist Intelligence Unit’s liveability survey 5How the rating works 5The suggested liveability scale 5How the rating is calculated 5ContentsTHE GLOBAL LIVEABILITY INDEX 2019A FREE OVERVIEW© The Economist Intelligence Unit Limited 20192Vienna remains the most liveable city in the world, just ahead of Melbourne Vienna remains the most liveable of the 140 cities surveyed by The Economist Intelligence Unit. After displacing Melbourne from the top spot in 2018, ending a record run of seven consecutive years, Vienna retained its position at the head of the survey in 2019. The two cities continue to be separated by 0.7 percentage points, with Vienna scoring 99.1 out of 100 and Melbourne 98.4. Two other Australian cities feature in the top ten: Sydney (in third) and Adelaide (tenth), while only one other European city, Copenhagen in Denmark (ninth), scores among the best. The other top-ranked cities are split between Japan (Osaka in fourth and Tokyo in joint seventh) and Canada (Calgary in fifth, and Vancouver and Toronto in sixth and joint seventh, respectively). The cities within the top ten remain unchanged from our previous update, but there has been some movement in their ranking. Sydney has risen from fifth to third, thanks to an improvement in its culture and environment score, reflecting an increased focus on combating and mitigating the impacts of climate change, as outlined by the city’s “Sustainable Sydney 2030” strategy. However, Sydney remai...