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WHAT DOES OECD MEAN?

OECD : WELL-BEING

Better policies for better lives

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

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IS LIFE GETTING BETTER FOR PEOPLE IN OECD COUNTRIES?

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HOW'S LIFE ? IN OECD COUNTIRES

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THE OECD WELL-BEING FRAME WORK

CURRENT WELL-BEING

Subjective well-being

Work and job quality

Health

Social connections

Safety

Environment quality

KEY DIMENSIONS

How we measure them?

Inequalities between groups

Averages = Employment rate, % of the population 25-64

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Inequalities between top and bottom performers = Household disposible income

RESOURCES FOR FUTURE WELL-BEING

KEY DIMENSIONS

HOW WE MEASURE THEM?

NATURAL CAPITAL

ECONOMIC CAPITAL

HUMAN CAPITAL

SOCIAL CAPITAL

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STOCKS

RISK FACTORS

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It is necessary to see if the situation has improved or worsened

Has the situation improved or worsened?

In Mexico the situation has worsened

Women in OECD countries have more social connections and are less likely to die due to homicide or a death of despair than men, but they also earn less and work more unpaid hours

Good lives for all can only last over time if the resources that sustain well-being are maintained, and if risks to the economic, natural and societal systems are recognised and appropriately managed

WHO HAS A GOOD LIFE?

People who completed tertiary education fare better in most areas of well-being compared to those with only an upper-secondary education.

HOW SUSTAINABLE IS WEL-BEING GOING FORWARD

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trends since 2010 indicate progress for Human Capital, several causes for concern in Natural Capital, and room for improvement in Economic and Social Capital.

Developments are more encouraging for aspects of Human Capital. 85% of today’s young adults aged 25 to 34 have completed at least their upper secondary education, an increase of 2 percentage points since 2010.

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WHAT IS THE OECD'S MISSION?

The OECD's mission is to implement policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people around the world.