1370.0.00.003 - Information Paper: Measures of Australia's Progress Proposed Statistical Indicators, 2013

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1370.0.00.003 - Information Paper: Measures of Australia's Progress Proposed Statistical Indicators, 2013

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Appendix A - MAP Expert Reference Group membership list (Appendix)
Appendix B - MAP Themes and aspiration statements (Appendix)
Appendix C - Detailed explanation of MAP framework (Appendix)
Appendix D - Governance Working Group membership list (Appendix)

APPENDIX B - MAP THEMES AND ASPIRATION STATEMENTS

SOCIETY		ECONOMY
Health Australians aspire to good health for all. Close relationships Australians aspire to a society that nurtures families and other close relationships that support people. Home Australians aspire to have secure places to live that provide a sense of belonging and home, and are adequate to their needs. Safety Australians aspire to a society where people are safe and feel safe. Learning and knowledge Australians aspire to a society that values and enables learning. Community connections and diversity Australians aspire to support each other and embrace diversity. A fair go Australians aspire to a fair society that enables everyone to meet their needs. Enriched lives Australians aspire to value all aspects of life that are important to people and enrich their lives.		Opportunities Australians aspire to have the economic opportunities they need to thrive. Jobs Australians aspire to an economy that provides them with quality jobs. Prosperity Australians aspire to a prosperous and efficient economy. A resilient economy Australians aspire to an economy in which people can manage risk and be resilient to shocks. A sustainable economy Australians aspire to an economy that sustains or enhances living standards into the future. Fair outcomes Australians aspire to an economy that supports fair outcomes. International economic engagement Australians aspire to fruitful economic engagement with the rest of the world.

ENVIRONMENT		GOVERNANCE
Healthy natural environment Australians aspire to a healthy natural environment. Appreciating the environment Australians aspire to appreciate the natural environment and people’s connection with it. Protecting the environment Australians aspire to care for and protect our natural environment. Sustaining the environment Australians aspire to manage the environment sustainably for future generations. Healthy built environments Australians aspire to healthy built environments. Working together Australians aspire for government, business and communities to work together locally and globally for a healthy environment.		Trust Australians aspire to institutions and processes they can trust and hold to account Effective governance Australians aspire to governance that works well. Participation Australians aspire to have the opportunity to have a say in decisions that affect their lives. Informed public debate Australians aspire to well-informed and vibrant public debate. Peoples’ rights and responsibilities Australians aspire to a society where everyone’s rights are upheld and their responsibilities fulfilled.

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