<p>While moving up in opportunities (45th place), the country fell in basic needs (49th place) and well-being (61st place). The best results were in personal freedom, nutrition and health care, but Romania faces challenges in health, education and water. The report highlights the need for strategic investments in education, health and environment to improve quality of life.
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Deloitte: România a urcat pe locul 45 în lume în topul privind calitatea vieţii şi bunăstarea socială, dar rămâne sub restul statelor UE. Cele mai mici scoruri sunt la sănătate (locul 83 mondial) şi educaţie de bază (80)
România a urcat ușor în clasamentul mondial al calității vieții. Stăm bine la capitolul "libertate personală"
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