Business Continuity Regional Resumption Coordinator Initiatives in Measures of Australia’s Progress (MAP) The MAP Consultation Brian Pink, Australian Statistician,

Business ContinuityRegional Resumption Coordinator

Initiatives in Measures of Australia’s Progress (MAP)

The MAP Consultation

Brian Pink, Australian Statistician,

Australian Bureau of Statistics

The Dashboard, 2011

Indicator projects around the world

ELEMENTSASPIRATIONSPROGRESSPROGRESSMEASURES

The Australian public

The ABS andstakeholders

Aspirations - To know if we are progressing, we need to know ‘where to?’

- Broad, universal principles – fairly stable over time

Elements - More precise areas suited to single indicators - Describe some important areas of the aspiration

A proposed model

A proposed model - continued

Expert panels

State government and community groups

Federal government

NGOs

International

Public conversations(blog, celebrities, social media)

Our consultation process

• New set of aspirations for national progress– We now know what is important to Australians and why these things matter for national progress

• Gaps in the current picture of social progress– e.g. the built environment– Intangible things that enrich peoples’ lives

• A new domain of progress– Governance

• Relationship and tensions between the areas of Society, Economy, Environment and Governance

• Recurring themes for progress– e.g. sustainability, resilience, equity

Our consultation findings

DOMAINThemeAspirationElements

Example of draft resultsFor example:

SOCIETYHealthAustralians aspire to good health for all

- Physical health- Mental health- Health services- Healthy lifestyles- Healthy environments

Interface for MAP 2013

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