GNH

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GNH is an alternative development philosophy and measurement framework from Bhutan that prioritizes holistic well-being and sustainable happiness over purely economic growth.

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instanceOf development philosophy
measurement framework
public policy framework
appliedIn Bhutanese constitutional framework
Bhutan’s Five Year Plans
associatedWith Kingdom of Bhutan
linked to: Bhutan
associatedWithPerson Jigme Singye Wangchuck
coinedBy Jigme Singye Wangchuck
contrastWith GDP-based development model
Gross Domestic Product
countryOfOrigin Bhutan
developedIn Bhutan
emphasizes community vitality
cultural preservation
education
environmental conservation
good governance
health
living standards
psychological well-being
sustainable development
time use balance
fullName Gross National Happiness
hasNumberOfDomains 9
includesDimension community vitality
cultural diversity and resilience
ecological diversity and resilience
education
good governance
health
living standards
psychological well-being
time use
influences national planning in Bhutan
public policy evaluation in Bhutan
inspired well-being indices in other countries
measurementType multidimensional index
subjective and objective indicators
originatedInDecade 1970s
primaryGoal holistic well-being
sustainable happiness
prioritizesOver purely economic growth
relatedConcept beyond GDP agenda
quality of life measurement
sustainable development
well-being economy
slogan Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product
usedBy Royal Government of Bhutan

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