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The Living Standards Framework Dashboard - April 2022

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This paper describes the 2022 refresh of the Living Standards Framework (LSF) Dashboard. The new LSF Dashboard is an evolution of the 2019 version to align with the 2021 version of the LSF. The LSF Dashboard is a measurement tool that informs the Treasury’s wellbeing reporting and supports our advice to Ministers on priorities for improving wellbeing. It includes indicators of the different elements of the LSF. The Treasury released a new version of the LSF in 2021. The new framework better reflects the wellbeing of children and culture, including being more compatible with wellbeing as understood in te ao Māori and by Pacific Peoples. This paper describes the changes made to the 2019 version of the LSF Dashboard to align it with the latest version of the LSF. This LSF Dashboard refresh focused on the new and changed elements of the LSF. We restructured the LSF Dashboard so that each section corresponds to each level of the LSF, adding a new Our Institutions and Governance section and incorporating the Our people section into the Our Individual and Collective Wellbeing section. We added and moved several indicators to better align with the redefined domains and to incorporate more child-relevant indicators. We largely retained all existing LSF Dashboard indicators except where a better indicator had become available since the 2018 release or we needed to adapt to changes in the collection or analysis of data sources.

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  • New Zealand Treasury, 2022. "The Living Standards Framework Dashboard - April 2022," Treasury Papers Series tp22/01, New Zealand Treasury.
    • Handle: RePEc:nzt:nzttps:tp22/01
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