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Vale Dr Happiness

Ed Diener coined the term subjective wellbeing as the scientific definition for one’s own assessment of satisfaction with life, and the extent to which you are fulfilling your potential and leading a life that you value. This led to the introduction of the Satisfaction With Life Scale in 1985, and it remains the most widely used measure of wellbeing in the world, sitting at the heart of the Huber Social Wellbeing Measurement Framework.

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Will COVID-19 make us look bad?

The answer is a mix of storytelling and science. We isolate COVID-19 in results by explaining the context and backing it up with data.

Accounting for COVID-19 in Social Impact Measurement is a hot topic of our clients right now. Get in touch for our point of view.

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Relief and Remedy: Responding to the Needs of Refugees

Refugees have a need for services that target areas of wellbeing beyond the immediate emergency resources such as food, water, shelter and clothing. Focus on these emergency services often leave little resources to address wholistic factors of wellbeing such as a sense of purpose, community connection, self-belief, relationships, communication and general life skills. Left unaddressed, we set ourselves up for a continuing cycle of unrest, conflict and ongoing mass displacement of people.

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NZ Wellbeing Budget: It all comes down to the measurement

If we want to elevate Wellbeing to the same level as GDP, the same rules need to apply. We need a universal measure of Wellbeing, subjective Wellbeing, measured to standard and independently verified that delivers actionable insight for targeted investment.

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