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Malaysia 10th most generous country, survey shows
Wednesday November 11, 2015
11:55 AM GMT+8
 According to the survey, Malaysians score well for donating funds, placing 17th, and helping strangers, ranked 27th, but the proportion of Malaysians spending time for volunteer work fell from 41 per cent to 37 per cent. — Picture by Choo Choy MayKUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11 — Malaysia was ranked the 10th most charitable country out of 145 nations in a survey, falling three places from last year.
The World Giving Index 2015 by UK-based charity Charities Aid Foundation, which used surveys carried out by polling company Gallup, measured the countries in volunteering, helping strangers and donating money.
According to the survey, Malaysians score well for donating funds, placing 17th, and helping strangers, ranked 27th, but the proportion of Malaysians spending time for volunteer work fell from 41 per cent to 37 per cent.
Neighbouring Singapore ranked 34th, Thailand at 19th, and Indonesia at the 22nd place.
The top spot goes to Myanmar for the third year running. According to the report, 92 per cent of its people donated money in 2014 and while the donations tended to be small, many gave daily.
The least charitable nation in the survey is Burundi in Eastern Africa.
According to its website, the CAF World Giving Index, now in its sixth year, provides a picture of charitable behaviour across the world by measuring three different kinds of giving.
“This year there are encouraging signs that, despite continuing economic uncertainty, people are more willing to donate money. Young people especially are participating more in all three kinds of giving than any other age group,” said the report.
It noted that despite G20’s highly developed economies, only five countries from the category are in this year’s top 20, proving that economic prosperity does not automatically lead to a rise in generosity.
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.co ... thash.T3cBkUpn.dpuf
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Dasar 'kera di hutan disusukan,anak di rumah mati kelaparan'...adal...ah...... : |
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Ni ranking rakyat, bukan negara. Come on dude, english education dude. |
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Betullah tu. Tengok derma palestin bukan main ramai derma. Tak lupa derma banjir kelantan banyak sangat sampai baju pun kena buang. |
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Eh bukan patot no 1 ke? Dok bglah jgk derma kat makcik mana yg tiap2 hari cuit bahu org mtk sedekah xtau malu nye org |
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1. Myanmar. For the third year running Myanmar topped the donation and volunteering tables, with 92% of people donating money in 2014. Most people are devout Theravada Buddists, and charitable giving is integral to their religion. While donations tend to be small, many give daily.
2. US. The US was joint first last year, and now falls to second place. This was driven by a 5% decrease in those donating money, placing it 12th in the world for charitable donations. But a very high proportion of the population helps strangers (76%) with the US only beaten on this by Liberia (78%) and Iraq (79%).
3. New Zealand. New Zealanders were the fourth most active nation for volunteering this year and the number giving money to charity rose by 11%.
4. Canada. Fewer Canadians gave money this year but 44% of the population offered up time to volunteer.
5. Australia. Not much movement from Australia this year. It has moved just one place higher from sixth to fifth driven by a rise in donating to charity (6%) and time spent volunteering (3%).
6. United Kingdom. Last year the UK was joint seventh with Malaysia. This year there was a slight increase in the proportion of the population volunteering – 32% compared with 29% last year.
7. The Netherlands. Following its first ever placement outside the top 10 last year, the Netherlands has returned in seventh place with rises across all three measures: helping a stranger, volunteering and donating money.
8. Sri Lanka. The country has a strong commitment to volunteering – it is ranked second for giving up time to help others and 48% of its people take part in a volunteering activity.
9. Ireland. The country falls from fourth place in the 2014 rankings. When it comes to giving money, the Irish are the eighth most generous in the world but the proportion of those willing to help strangers has fallen, making it the 37th most stranger-friendly country.
10. Malaysia. The World Giving Index gives countries scores on volunteering, helping strangers and donating money, which are then combined to give it a global ranking. While Malaysia may have fallen from seventh place, its people still score well for helping strangers (27th globally) and donating funds (17th) but the proportion giving time to volunteer has fallen from 41% to 37%. |
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betul gak ... ramai jek pengemis yg kaye raye kat KL, sampai ade sindiket bagai |
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sedekah kan amalan mulia  |
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