Fig. 6: Indicators of social wellbeing.

Indicators may be positive (green) where higher values indicate greater wellbeing or negative (red) where lower values indicate greater wellbeing¹⁰⁹. Global target values per O’Neill¹⁷⁵ are shown in black where available. Note that “Food (nutrition)” and “Gender Equality—Parliament” are only available at a state level. Data are available on a national level only for “Population with access to electricity” with an assumed result of 100% (target > 95%), “Gender Equality—Pay” and “Political Voice—Democratic quality”. Suggested indicators not mapped include “Population without access to improved sanitation” and “Population lacking access to clean cooking facilities”.