China, Singapore and Japan top COVID-19 resilience ranking

2021-08-13 18:18:12 source: In Zhejiang, via Tianmu News


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Global COVID-19 Resilience Ranking (via Tianmu News)

Click the snapshot above to find the full ranking list


China, Singapore and Japan rank the top three in a COVID Resilience Ranking of a total of 50 countries for their successful handling of the coronavirus pandemic. 


The ranking picks the top 50 economic bodies in the 2019 GDP ranking, with China, Singapore, Denmark, Norway, and Australia come as the top 5, and the United States at 33.


According to Tianmu News, the publisher of the ranking list, this performance index is built up upon 12 indicators including one-month confirmed cases, vaccination per 100 people, the GDP growth in 2020, safety index, and so forth. The 12 indicators are aggregated by scores ranging from 0 to 10 based on the ranking hierarchy. The final score is calculated via the approach of the equal-weighted mean. In addition, the indicators will be updated once a week after the release, so that the users can better observe the progress each country has achieved. 


Adopting an objective and scientific approach, those indicators have been classified into three categories - pandemic index, vaccination index, and social-economic index, all of which can yield comparable and comprehensive results of the effectiveness of a country's response to the COVID-19 fightback. 


Sources are key to the results of the ranking. To be as objective and scientific as possible, the dataset is compiled from the latest updates published by global credible organizations including the WHO, IMF, Johns Hopkins University, Oxford University, Duke Global Health Innovation Center, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, Numbeo, and OAG. 


"We can notice that the scale of each country's final score is significant, which means that there is a huge gap in pandemic resilience among different countries. We hope that this ranking can help leaders and experts of each country to realize this gap and work together towards common progress," according to Fan Bo, the director of the project, from Tianmu News. 


(Editor: Ye Ke)

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Global COVID-19 Resilience Ranking (via Tianmu News)

Click the snapshot above to find the full ranking list


China, Singapore and Japan rank the top three in a COVID Resilience Ranking of a total of 50 countries for their successful handling of the coronavirus pandemic. 


The ranking picks the top 50 economic bodies in the 2019 GDP ranking, with China, Singapore, Denmark, Norway, and Australia come as the top 5, and the United States at 33.


According to Tianmu News, the publisher of the ranking list, this performance index is built up upon 12 indicators including one-month confirmed cases, vaccination per 100 people, the GDP growth in 2020, safety index, and so forth. The 12 indicators are aggregated by scores ranging from 0 to 10 based on the ranking hierarchy. The final score is calculated via the approach of the equal-weighted mean. In addition, the indicators will be updated once a week after the release, so that the users can better observe the progress each country has achieved. 


Adopting an objective and scientific approach, those indicators have been classified into three categories - pandemic index, vaccination index, and social-economic index, all of which can yield comparable and comprehensive results of the effectiveness of a country's response to the COVID-19 fightback. 


Sources are key to the results of the ranking. To be as objective and scientific as possible, the dataset is compiled from the latest updates published by global credible organizations including the WHO, IMF, Johns Hopkins University, Oxford University, Duke Global Health Innovation Center, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, Numbeo, and OAG. 


"We can notice that the scale of each country's final score is significant, which means that there is a huge gap in pandemic resilience among different countries. We hope that this ranking can help leaders and experts of each country to realize this gap and work together towards common progress," according to Fan Bo, the director of the project, from Tianmu News. 


(Editor: Ye Ke)

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