Presentation by Kate Scrivens, Policy Analyst, OECD Statistics to Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI) students on their study visit to OECD, Paris on 12 December 2014.

1. Kate Scrivens| Policy Analyst| OECD Statistics
Gran Sasso Science Institute (GSSI) study visit
12 December 2014, OECD, Paris

18. OECD Framework for measuring well-being

19. How’s Life at a glance – 25 headline indicators
Source:
www.ons.gov.uk/wellbeing
1. Income and wealth
Household net adjusted disposable income per
person ; household net financial wealth per person
2. Jobs and earnings
Employment rate; long-term unemployment rate ;
average gross annual earnings of full-time
employees; short job tenure
3. Housing conditions
Number of rooms per person; dwellings lacking
basic facilities ; housing costs as a measuring of
housing affordability
4. Health status
Life expectancy at birth ; self-reported health
status
5. Work-life balance
Employees working very long hours; time devoted
to leisure and personal care
6. Education and Skills
Educational attainment ; students’ cognitive skills;
education expectancy; adult cognitive skills
7. Social connections
Social network support
8. Civic engagement & governance
Voter turn-out; consultation on rule-making
9. Environmental quality
Air quality; satisfaction with water quality
10. Personal security
Intentional homicides; self-reported victimisation
11. Subjective well-being
Life satisfaction