Why Dusseldorf Was Ranked in the Top 10 Most Livable Cities be Mercer

The qualities in the following video all come under different categories in the criterion Mercer uses to judge the most livable cities in the world:

Now look at this chart. You will see ten different criterion that Mercer uses to find the most livable cities in the world. The categories with titles in green are where Dusseldorf is successful.

Political & Social Environment Relationship with other Countries Internal Stability Crime Law Enforcement Ease of Entry and Exit	Medical & Health Considerations Hospital Services Medical Services Infectious diseases Water Portability Sewage Air Pollution   Troublesome &  Destructive Animals & Insects	Public Services & Transport Electricity Water Availability Telephone Mail Public Transport Traffic Congestion Airport	Consumer Goods Meat & Fish Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Daily Consumption Items Alcoholic Beverages Automobiles
Economic Environment Currency  Exchange   Regulations Banking Services	Socio-Cultural Environment Limitation on Personal Freedom Media & Censorship	Recreation Variety of Restaurants Theatrical & Musical Performances Cinemas Sport & Leisure Activities	Housing Housing Household Appliances & Furniture Household Maintenance & Repair
	Natural Environment Climate Record of Natural  Disasters	Schools & Education Schools

As you can see, Dusseldorf is successful under every criterion that Mercer uses, which is quite a challenge. To be this successful a city must have big and achievable goals, as well as great organisation and awareness of what they need to improve on. If a city can do this then they are certain to rank as a highly livable city.