2. Learning Intentions (What you need to know and be able to do)
•Examine and compare different concepts of human wellbeing
•Identifying and evaluate different ways of measuring wellbeing, for
example, per capita income or the UN Human Development Index,
and applying them to investigate spatial variations in human
wellbeing and comparing the results from different measures
3. Make a list of 10 indicators that you think would give an
accurate measure of a teenager’s happiness in their
country of residence.
4. Multiple component index
A combination of many indicators will create a more accurate
picture of the level of wellbeing in a particular place.
Human Development Index (HDI)
5. Criticism of the HDI
These measures do not recognise some of the greatest
environmental, social and humanitarian challenges of the
twenty-first century, such as pollution or stress levels.
