Human Wellbeing

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Across
  1. 3. ____ variation: how something changes from one location to another
  2. 6. (6,4) Line drawn in 1980 dividing the world into the richer North and poorer South
  3. 8. Facilities and services for the safe disposal of human waste
  4. 12. Describes the First Peoples of a land; in Australia, their wellbeing is tracked through Closing the Gap targets
  5. 13. Type of indicator based on opinions and experiences, such as happiness
  6. 15. (6,9) The number of babies per 1000 live births who die before their first birthday
  7. 16. (4,10) The average number of years a person born in a country is expected to live
  8. 20. (8,2,6) The level of material wealth and comfort available to a person or group
  9. 23. (7,2,4) How good a person's life is, including non-material factors like happiness, safety and freedom
  10. 24. Not having enough money or resources to meet basic needs such as food and shelter
  11. 25. The process of improving people's lives through economic, social and environmental change
Down
  1. 1. A measurable piece of data used to compare conditions between places
  2. 2. The state of being healthy, comfortable and happy; the focus of this topic
  3. 4. Type of indicator based on numbers that can be counted or measured, such as income per person
  4. 5. (6,5) Term for lower income countries, many in Africa, Latin America and Asia
  5. 7. The uneven spread of income, opportunities or resources between people or places
  6. 9. (3,6) Latin phrase meaning per person, used when dividing a total such as income by population
  7. 10. The ability to read and write; its rate is a common education indicator
  8. 11. Abbreviation for the UN index that combines health, education and income into one score
  9. 14. A condition caused by a diet lacking the right amount of nutrients
  10. 17. Abbreviation for the total income earned by a country's people, often shown per person
  11. 18. Abbreviation for the 17 global targets set by the United Nations in 2015, to be achieved by 2030
  12. 19. Abbreviation for a not-for-profit group, such as Oxfam or World Vision, that works independently of government
  13. 21. Money, goods or services given by one country or organisation to help another
  14. 22. Meeting the needs of today without compromising the needs of future generations