The 20 most generous countries
1. Myanmar
2. United States
3. Australia
4. New Zealand
5. Sri Lanka
6. Canada
7. Indonesia
8. United Kingdom
9. Ireland
10. UAE
11. Uzbekistan
12. Kenya
13. Netherlands
14. Norway
15. Turkmenistan
16. Malta
17. Iceland
18. Bhutan
19. Kuwait
20. Denmark
The 20 least generous countries
1. China
2. Palestinian Territories
3. Yemen
4. Greece
5. Democratic Republic of Congo
6. Serbia
7. Hungary
8. Montenegro
9. Madagascar
10. Azerbaijan
11. Armenia
12. Bulgaria
13. Bosnia and Herzegovina
14. Croatia
15. Russia
16. Slovakia
17. Lithuania
18. Morocco
19. Tunisia
20. Czech Republic
Myanmar (Burma) has been named the world's most generous country, pipping the US and Australia to the honour, in Charities Aid Foundation's 2016 World Giving Index.

Billed as "the world's leading study of generosity", the index rates 140 countries in three categories: helping a stranger, donating money, and volunteering time. According to its research, 91 per cent of Myanmar residents gave money to charity in the past year, 62 per cent said they had helped a stranger, and 55 per cent claimed they had volunteered.

"The high scores are likely to be a result of Theravada Buddhism practiced by a large proportion of the population in Myanmar, whereby followers donate to support those living a monastic lifestyle – a practice known as Sangha Dana," the report states.
The UK and Ireland both made the top 10, with 69 per cent of Britons giving money, 33 per cent giving time, and 61 per cent helping a stranger. An average of 1,000 people were questioned in each country to produce the report.

Despite its torrid recent history, Iraq also scored highly. It was ranked 31st overall, but topped the "helping a stranger" table, ahead of several other war-torn countries. The report added: "We continue to be humbled by signs of generosity across the globe in times of adversity, with people rallying when there is a greater need within the population. Iraq, for the second year, occupies the number one position on helping a stranger despite the ongoing civil war whilst Libya, interviewed for the first time since 2012 has increased on this measure despite their bloody civil war.
"It appears that their increasingly fragile civil societies, coupled with greater need amongst the population, is encouraging more people to be responsive out of sheer necessity."

At the other end of the scale, China was rated the least generous country, with just six per cent giving money to charity, four per cent offering time, and 24 per cent helping a stranger. Eastern European countries also fared poorly.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/maps-and-graphics/most-generous-countries-in-the-world/

I know China and Russia MUST be there .... Diplomacy is they key to world survival.

I know China and Russia MUST be there ....
Least Generous

If not for Liberals, China and Russia would have set the world on Fire and If not for China and Russia, the Liberals too woulda crippled the world in poverty through Capitalism.

Those that are giving knows why they are doing so ....

Only those that are collecting are stewpid like Nigeria !!

Lalasticlala , I know this one no be snake but I beg FP na

Bhutan also a generous country of the word. Really Bhutan is very beautiful and there are many places to visit and various things to do. Tour packages to Bhutan is very cheapest . Anyone can afford and visit there.