Last Friday 14th of September the latest annual Boston Consulting Group (BCG) SEDA report was presented at the Hudson Yards, New York. It is the Sustainable Economic Development Assessment (SEDA) that refers to a country’s ability to transform economic wealth into well-being for its citizens. For Italy there are some good news.

The SEDA report ranks 152 countries. The podium ranks Norway in the first place; Switzerland, second; and Iceland, third place. In the global charts Italy occupies the thirtieth position and has a SEDA coefficient of 0.92. Although compared to the rest of Europe Italy has still opportunity for improvement, it’s doing good in education, health, governance and most important economic stability.