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Table 1
Description and coding of the 21 indicators of sustainability taken from (SSI n.d.)
Wellbeing dimension Category
Indicator
Indicator’s based on
Code
Human
Basic needs
Sufficient food
Number of undernourished people in % of total population
H1
Sufficient to drink
Number of people in % of total population, with sustainable access
to an improved water source
H2
Safe sanitation
Number of people in % of total population, with sustainable access
to improved sanitation
H3
Personal Development
& Health
Education
Gross enrolment ratio for primary, secondary & tertiary education
(combined)
H4
Healthy life
Life expectancy at birth in number of healthy life years
H5
Gender equality
Gender gap index
H6
Well-balanced society Income distribution
Ratio of income of the richest 10% to the poorest 10% people in a
country
H7
Population growth
5-years change in total population size (% of total population)
H8
Good governance
Sum of the six worldwide governance indicators
H9
Environment
Natural resources
Biodiversity
10 years change in forest area and Size of protected land area (in %
total land area)
N1
Renewable water resources Annual water withdrawals (m3 per capita) as % of renewable water
resources
N2
Less consumption
Ecological footprint minus carbon footprint
N3
Climate &energy
Less energy use
Energy use (tonnes of oil equivalent per capita)
N4
Energy savings
Change in energy use over 4 years (%)
N5
Less greenhouse gases
CO2 emissions per person per year
N6
Renewable energy
Consumption of renewable energy as % of total energy
consumption
N7
Economy
Transition
Organic farming
Area for organic farming in % of total agricultural area of a country E1
Genuine savings
Genuine savings (adjusted net savings) as % of gross National
Income (GNI)
E2
Economy
GDP
Gross domestic product per capita, PPP, current international $
E3
Employment
Number of unemployed people in % of total labour force
E4
Less public debt
The level of public debt of a country in % of GDP
E5
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Table 1
Description and coding of the 21 indicators of sustainability taken from (SSI n.d.)
Wellbeing dimension Category
Indicator
Indicator’s based on
Code
Human
Basic needs
Sufficient food
Number of undernourished people in % of total population
H1
Sufficient to drink
Number of people in % of total population, with sustainable access
to an improved water source
H2
Safe sanitation
Number of people in % of total population, with sustainable access
to improved sanitation
H3
Personal Development
& Health
Education
Gross enrolment ratio for primary, secondary & tertiary education
(combined)
H4
Healthy life
Life expectancy at birth in number of healthy life years
H5
Gender equality
Gender gap index
H6
Well-balanced society Income distribution
Ratio of income of the richest 10% to the poorest 10% people in a
country
H7
Population growth
5-years change in total population size (% of total population)
H8
Good governance
Sum of the six worldwide governance indicators
H9
Environment
Natural resources
Biodiversity
10 years change in forest area and Size of protected land area (in %
total land area)
N1
Renewable water resources Annual water withdrawals (m3 per capita) as % of renewable water
resources
N2
Less consumption
Ecological footprint minus carbon footprint
N3
Climate &energy
Less energy use
Energy use (tonnes of oil equivalent per capita)
N4
Energy savings
Change in energy use over 4 years (%)
N5
Less greenhouse gases
CO2 emissions per person per year
N6
Renewable energy
Consumption of renewable energy as % of total energy
consumption
N7
Economy
Transition
Organic farming
Area for organic farming in % of total agricultural area of a country E1
Genuine savings
Genuine savings (adjusted net savings) as % of gross National
Income (GNI)
E2
Economy
GDP
Gross domestic product per capita, PPP, current international $
E3
Employment
Number of unemployed people in % of total labour force
E4
Less public debt
The level of public debt of a country in % of GDP
E5