| Every month, Bloomberg crunches the numbers for a snapshot of the best and worst places to be in the Covid-19 era. The Covid Resilience Ranking—covering 10 moving indicators including cases, fatalities, vaccines, people's freedom of movement and economic prospects—shows where the virus has been handled the most effectively, with the least amount of social and economic disruption. In March, the world's fastest inoculation drive has propelled Israel into the top five of the Ranking, putting the country alongside success stories like New Zealand and Taiwan. It is the first new entrant into the top rungs since we started keeping track in November, with the pantheon of Covid success stories dominated by economies in the Asia-Pacific. But unlike many best performing places where entry is tightly policed to keep the coronavirus out, Israel's vaccine-driven normalization means it's also easing border curbs quickly. The U.S., U.K., and United Arab Emirates—places where doses given out are enough to cover at least a fifth of the population—all rose in this month's Ranking, gaining on front-runners like Australia and China, where the virus is all but eliminated.  An Israeli man shows his green pass, proof of being fully vaccinated against Covid. Photographer: JACK GUEZ/AFP Economies that beat the virus early are now lagging on vaccinations and are in danger of losing their edge as vaccine frontrunners revive travel and fully reopen their economies. Meanwhile, Europe is paying the price for a chaotic vaccine rollout, with nine of the 10 most significant Ranking declines in March, and cities like Paris locked down again despite the bloc's vast stockpile of shots. These turnarounds among the fastest inoculators come, however, amid the threat of a new global wave. Cases and fatalities worldwide are rising again, particularly in the developing world, parts of which are yet to see a single vial of any vaccine. Economies in Latin America and Africa continue to populate the lowest rungs of the Ranking, with Mexico in last spot since its inception, as the fatality rate remains high. The domination of vaccine supply by richer countries will likely prevent poorer nations from moving up in the coming months. Can these vaccine leaders sustain their momentum and return to pre-pandemic conditions soon? Stay tuned in April, when we'll update again.—Jinshan Hong | 
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