The Global Sustainable Competitiveness Index (GSCI) ranks countries based on the Global Sustainable Competiveness Index (GSCI), which evaluates nations using metrics like natural capital, resource efficiency, and social cohesion. Scandinavian countries often dominate the top positions, with Sweden, Norway, and Iceland frequently leading. The rankings assess sustainability rather than traditional economic metrics, providing a holistic view of long-term viability.
For the most current GSCI rankings, refer to reports by SolAbility, the organization that compiles the data. The index is updated annually, reflecting changes in environmental policies, innovation, and social development across countries.
