The happy planet index 2.0. Why good lives don't have to cost the earth?
New Economics Foundation, London
NEF - London
2009
61 p.
environmental management ; human development ; international ; quality of life ; survey ; well being
Social sciences
English
Charts
978-1-904882-55-8
"In an age of uncertainty, society globally needs a new compass to set it on a path of real progress. The Happy Planet Index (HPI) provides that compass by measuring what truly matters to us - our well-being in terms of long, happy and meaningful lives - and what matters to the planet - our rate of resource consumption. The HPI brings them together in a unique form which captures the ecological efficiency with which we are achieving good lives.
This report presents results from the second global HPI. It shows that we are still far from achieving sustainable well-being, and puts forward a vision of what we need to do to get there."
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