In recent years there has been a global shift in public policy towards a more holistic focus on measures of wellbeing. This document explores what a general maturity model for embedding wellbeing approaches in public policy might look like, outlining key stages, characteristics and enablers at each point in the journey.

The Wellbeing Roundtable approach was written for policy-makers and practitioners who want to put wellbeing at the centre of decision-making. It provides practical, evidence-based guidance to demystify the process of developing wellbeing measures and frameworks that change practice.

Gross domestic product (GDP) was never intended to be a measure of wellbeing or progress. Thousands of papers, articles, books and speeches have been written on the failings of GDP - yet it has continued as the primary metric of progress and economic wellbeing around the world. This report examines the failings of GDP as...

People are eating less healthily and cutting down on exercise and socialising due to the cost of living, according to a YouGov poll of 2366 people from across the United Kingdom. This report calls for new government support for struggling households, warning that the long-term impact of these trends may be more expensive for the...

The challenge of digital exclusion is not a new one. This joint report, from Carnegie UK Trust and the UK Committee for UNICEF, sets out why and how the UK government should continue its work to close the digital divide.