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Revealed: The 12 countries with the highest standard of living - did the UK make the cut? The 12 countries said to offer to the highest quality of life have been unveiled by the not-for-profit organisation Social Progress Imperative. Using “a holistic measure of social progress that encompasses the many aspects of health of societies”, the organisation's Social Progress Index ranks 133 countries according to factors besides their Gross Domestic Product (GDP). They each fall into one of three key areas - basic human needs, the foundations of well-being, and opportunity - to offer “a revealing picture of the levels of development in different countries that is independent of traditional economic measures”. As is often the case in such rankings, Scandinavian countries dominate, with Finland leading the charge with an overall score of 90.09 out of 100. It scored highest on nutrition and basic medical care, access to basic knowledge, and personal rights. Finland was followed by Canada and Denmark, which earlier this year was also named the “world’s happiest country”, while Australia and Switzerland completed the top five. Others among the top 12 countries showing “very high social progress”, according to the study, were three more Nordic nations (Sweden in sixth place, Norway in seventh and Iceland at joint 10th with New Zealand), while it might surprise some to find the UK in ninth place, just ahead of Ireland in 12th. European countries also dominated the list of nations showing “high social progress”, claiming nearly 18 of the rankings between 13th and 38th place, led by Austria (13th), Germany (15th) and Belgium (16th), Spain (17th) and France (18th). Several central and eastern European countries, including Slovenia, Estonia, Slovakia, Lithuania, and Latvia, outranked larger nations like United Arab Emirates, South Africa and Brazil, all three of which were placed among the lower third tier of countries showing “upper middle social progress”. The US was ranked in 19th place while Japan (14th) and South Korea (26th) were the only Asian countries placed in the top two tiers. See the full report here. Countries with “Very High Social Progress” - Finland - Canada - Denmark - Australia - Switzerland - Sweden - Norway - Netherlands - United Kingdom - Iceland - New Zealand - Ireland Countries with "High Social Progress" - Austria - Japan - Germany - Belgium - Spain - France - United States - Portugal - Czech Republic - Estonia - Italy - Chile - South Korea - Cyprus - Costa Rica - Uruguay - Poland - Slovakia - Greece - Croatia - Lithuania - Hungary - Latvia - Israel - Argentina The bottom end of the rankings was dominated by African and Middle Eastern nations. The Central African Republic took the lowest ranking of 133rd, while Afghanistan, Chad, Angola, Niger, Guinea and Yemen was also deemed to have “very low social progress”. Countries with "Very Low Social Progress" - Central African Republic - Afghanistan - Chad - Angola - Niger - Guinea - Yemen Countries with "Low Social Progress" - Ethiopia - Sierra Leone - Liberia - Madagascar - Mauritania - Mali - Djibouti - Nigeria - Cameroon - Mozambique - Cote d'Ivoire - Togo - Zimbabwe - Pakistan - Burkina Faso - Republic of Congo - Myanmar - Tanzania - Benin - Uganda - Swaziland - Rwanda - Iraq - Lesotho - Laos - Bangladesh - Malawi - Kenya - India - Cambodia - Senegal
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Tvrtka JURANKO S.M. razvilo se iz obrta, koji datira iz 80-ih g., a za izradu dijelova te reznog alata za papirnu industriju. Širenjem obima poslova, te nizom upita za izradu ostalog reznog alata za druge oblike industrija, 1989 godine osnovana je tvrtka pod današnjim nazivom, s zaposlenicima koji imaju u prosjeku 20-godišnje iskustvo u radu na poslovima izrade reznog alata. Upravo zbog velike raznolikosti u načinu rezanja, te raznovrsnosti proizvodnih procesa vrlo veliku pažnju posvećujemo odabiru materijala za izradu strojnih industrijskih noževa. U nastojanju da naši alati imaju što bolja rezna svojstva, za izradu industrijskih noževa koristimo najkvalitetnije alatne čelike, brzorezne čelike i praškaste čelike dok najveću pažnju posvećujemo završnoj obradi, a to je oštrenje i brušenje. Usvajanjem novih tehnologija te ulaganjem u strojni park, kao i usmjerenost prema kvaliteti proizvoda te poštivanju dogovorenih rokova izrade, tvrtku JURANKO S.M. dovodi u poziciju da od ukupne proizvodnje industrijskih noževa na izvoz otpada gotovo 70%. Trenutno izvozimo u 29 zemlja svijeta - Austria - Italija - Njemačka - Belgija - Nizozemska - Francuska - Danska - Engleska - Finska - Češka Republika - Slovenija - Švicarska - Bjelorusija - Litva - Bosna i Hercegovina - Srbija - Izrael - Meksiko - Rusija - Estonija - Australija - Portugal - Čile - Mađarska - Makedonija - Crna Gora - Luksemburg - Egipat - Rumunjska Dakle, ovi podaci daju nam za pravo, da Vam tvrtku JURANKO S.M. predložimo kao pouzdanog proizvođača industrijskih strojnih noževa. Obratite nam se s povjerenjem!