The Office of National Statistics has published the results of a nationwide debate on what should feature in official wellbeing measurements.
According to the report, the public would like wellbeing statistics to focus on individual’s health; connections with friends and family; connections with spouses or partners; job satisfaction and economic security; and the present and future condition of the environment.
The report explains how the ONS will use these findings to help develop a set of national wellbeing indicators, due to be published in the autumn for further consultation.
Click here to read the full report.
Wellbeing, Office of National Statistics
Last updated 305 days ago by Suzannah Brecknell
