BLI

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BLI is the commonly used abbreviation for the OECD Better Life Index, an interactive tool that compares well-being across countries using multiple quality-of-life indicators.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviation ⓘ
interactive index ⓘ
well-being index ⓘ
abbreviationOf OECD Better Life Index ⓘ
basedOn quality-of-life indicators ⓘ
compares countries ⓘ
countryCoverage OECD member countries ⓘ
dataSource OECD databases ⓘ
linked to: OECD

official national statistics ⓘ
developedBy OECD ⓘ
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ⓘ
linked to: OECD
dimension civic engagement ⓘ
community ⓘ
education ⓘ
environment ⓘ
health ⓘ
housing ⓘ
income ⓘ
jobs ⓘ
life satisfaction ⓘ
safety ⓘ
work-life balance ⓘ
domain economics ⓘ
social policy ⓘ
statistics ⓘ
focusesOn quality of life ⓘ
well-being ⓘ
hasFeature interactive online tool ⓘ
user can weight indicators ⓘ
visual comparison of countries ⓘ
hasWebsite https://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org ⓘ
indicatorType objective well-being indicators ⓘ
subjective well-being indicators ⓘ
language English ⓘ
other OECD languages ⓘ
launchedBy OECD ⓘ
measurementUnit index score ⓘ
publisher OECD ⓘ
purpose to compare well-being across countries ⓘ
to measure quality of life beyond GDP ⓘ
relatedTo OECD How’s Life? report ⓘ
beyond GDP agenda ⓘ
standsFor Better Life Index ⓘ
targetAudience general public ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
researchers ⓘ
timeCoverage annual updates ⓘ
usesConcept multidimensional well-being ⓘ

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