Indonesia Once Again Named the World's Most Generous Country

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 24/10/2022 16:50 WIB

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Indonesia was again named the world's most charitable country in 2022 by CAF.

Top 10 Most Generous Countries in the World According to the Charities Aid Foundation (2022)

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Top 10 Most Generous Countries in the World According to the Charities Aid Foundation (2022)

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Indonesia has once again been named the world's most generous country in 2022. This is the fifth time it has achieved this distinction in the last five years.

Based on the 2022 World Giving Index (WGI) released by the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), Indonesia ranked highest with a total score of 68%.

In terms of helping strangers, Indonesia achieved a score of 58%, ranking 76th. However, Indonesia ranked first in monetary donations (84%) and volunteering (63%).

Kenya ranked second as the world's most generous country with a score of 61%. It scored 77% in helping strangers (ranking 7th), 55% in monetary donations (ranking 20th), and 52% in volunteering (ranking 2nd).

The United States ranked third as the most generous country with a total score of 59%. Specifically, it scored 80% in helping others (ranking 4th), 61% in monetary donations (ranking 9th), and 37% in volunteering (ranking 7th).

Australia ranked 4th, followed by New Zealand (5th) with a score of 54%, Myanmar (6th) with a score of 52%, and Sierra Leone (7th) with a score of 51%.

Canada ranked 8th with a score of 51%, followed by Zambia (9th) with a score of 50%, and Ukraine (10th) with a score of 49%.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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