Plenary Roundtable - While well-being approaches are becoming increasingly widespread – two-thirds of OECD countries have developed some form of official well-being framework – they are often still seen as separate to the business of ‘hard’ economics. Yet, in today’s world it is increasingly clear that the economic, social, environmental, and distributional aspects of major societal challenges are inherently linked and cannot be addressed in isolation. This high-level Roundtable will explore how the policy levers and decision-making parameters change when economic policy is approached through a well-being lens, discussing the opportunities and barriers for building strong economies that deliver inclusive and sustainable well-being within planetary and social boundaries.
Strengthening well-being approaches to economic policy making
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Sala Sinopoli
