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  1. Mar 21, 2021 · Due to the pandemic, the surveys were done in slightly fewer than 100 countries for this year’s World Happiness Report, the ninth one compiled since the project started. Index rankings for the other nations were based on estimates from past data. This year’s ranking sees Jamaica coming in at 37th.

    • Fostering supportive relationships. One way to increase happiness is to have supportive relationships. According to the World Happiness Report, social connection is consistently the most significant factor contributing to happiness.
    • Setting boundaries—even if it makes others unhappy. Setting boundaries is another side to support that is essential to well-being. Yet the skill of setting boundaries has been perhaps the most difficult for me to develop.
    • Cultivate a spiritual practice. The science of happiness indicates that cultivating a spiritual practice can contribute to well-being. Practices such as prayer, singing, chanting, and meditation can serve as supportive wellness tools.
    • Listen to music. Music has a positive effect on psychological, physical, and social well-being. Like people in other countries, Jamaicans listen to many genres of music, such as roots reggae, dance hall, soca, jazz, R&B, gospel, classical, and country.
  2. In conclusion, Jamaica's ranking as a happy nation highlights the importance of cultural practices that prioritize social support, spirituality, music, physical activity, healthy eating, and connection with nature.

  3. Mar 25, 2024 · Jamaica ranks at Number 66 among the 156 countries listed in the 2024 World Happiness Report issued jointly by Gallup, the Oxford Wellbeing Research Center, the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network, and the World Happiness Report’s Editorial Board.

  4. Only two countries in the Caribbean – Jamaica and the Dominican Republic – were listed among the 132 ranked nations in the 2023 World Happiness Report, a publication of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network.

  5. Mar 21, 2023 · The national programme, titled the ‘Shalom Project: Happiness in Schools’, involves the training of teachers and guidance counsellors for a period of 36 hours in five transformational courses: the art and science of happiness, suicide prevention, conflict resolution, trauma intervention, and basic skills in counselling.

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  7. Feb 14, 2020 · Jamaica’s latest IMF programme — the country has been propped up by various kinds of IMF assistance for over three decades of its 57 years of independence — had unwound almost as soon as it...