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malta

San Pawl il-Bahar

86.2/ 100

Why this suits youLower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data; Temperature: fits your priorities

Main compromiseNo measured compromise identified

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

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Intentional homicide rate0.562898250512237 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·
Average annual temperature19.8 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·

No must-haves selected

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02
australia

Perth

84.1/ 100

Why this suits youLower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data; Temperature: fits your priorities

Main compromiseEveryday living costs: a weaker fit · country-level data

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

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Intentional homicide rate0.854406035826682 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·
Average annual temperature19.06 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·

No must-haves selected

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03
tanzania

Dodoma

82.4/ 100

Why this suits youLower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data; Temperature: fits your priorities

Main compromiseLife expectancy: a weaker fit · country-level data

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

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Intentional homicide rate3.74921291744897 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·
Average annual temperature22.81 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·

No must-haves selected

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new-zealand

Tauranga

82.2/ 100

Why this suits youLower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data; Temperature: fits your priorities

Main compromiseEveryday living costs: a weaker fit · country-level data

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

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Intentional homicide rate1.46149415952832 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·
Average annual temperature15.66 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·

No must-haves selected

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kenya

Nairobi

80.5/ 100

Why this suits youLower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data; Temperature: fits your priorities

Main compromiseLife expectancy: a weaker fit · country-level data

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

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Intentional homicide rate4.87166844718499 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·
Average annual temperature20.1 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·

No must-haves selected

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zambia

Lusaka

80.2/ 100

Why this suits youTemperature: fits your priorities; Lower recorded fatal-violence rate · country-level data

Main compromiseLife expectancy: a weaker fit · country-level data

What we couldn’t verifyTake-home earnings; City-centre one-bedroom rent

Inspect supporting evidence
Average annual temperature21.94 °CNASA POWER — climatology (T2M temperature; PRECTOTCORR precipitation) ·
Intentional homicide rate5.20150860823759 per_100kWorld Bank / UNODC — Intentional homicides per 100k (VC.IHR.PSRC.P5) ·

No must-haves selected

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