ACRONYMS
MEASURES OF WELLBEING
TERMS
HUMAN RIGHTS
MISC
100

HDI

Human Development Index

100

Life expectancy measures what?

Average age a person is expected to live to.

100

The situation in which a person lacks the resources and essentials to enjoy a minimum standard of life. 

Absolute (or extreme) poverty

100

The organisation that established a universal document stipulating a code of Human Rights for every country. 

The United Nations

100
When referring to time, "diurnal" means during the...

Day

200

NGO

Non-Government Organisation

200

What measures the general health of an economy?

Gross Domestic Product

200

A mutual relationship or connection between two data points

Correlation

200

The right of a group, community or people to make decisions that affect their own lives

Self Determination

200

What is the name given to the traditional way that developed and developing countries were divided across a world map?

The Brandt line
300

GNI

Gross National Income

300

What is a way to see how much an individual or a household earns money?

Income

300

The differences males and females often experience in terms of access to services or wellbeing outcomes is known as...

Gender inequality

300

A person who flees for safety, especially to a foreign country, as in time of political upheaval, economic hardships, war, etc.

Refugee

300

The recognition that everyone around the world, regardless of geography, age, culture, religion or political environment, aspires to live well. It is measured by combining facts and figures with indicators that have a bearing on people's lives.

Human Wellbeing

400

UNHRC

United Nations Human Rights Council 

400

How do you measure how well a country's citizens can read or write?

Literacy Rates

400

Which data can be measured precisely with numbers?

Quantitative Data

400

The right to this ensures that the government will not eavesdrop on your phone conversations

Privacy

400

The 'S' in BOLTS stands for...

Source

500

GDP

Gross Domestic Product

500

What is the name given to the campaign aimed at reducing the difference in wellbeing outcomes between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians within a generation?

Close the Gap

500

The capacity to use resources so that they are managed and maintained for future use. 

Sustainability

500

Civil war, corruption, persecution and state-sanctioned violence are all examples of ________ factors that affect human wellbeing.

Political

500

The difference or variation in natural and human features over an area of the Earth's surface eg water, population, Gross Domestic Product, expectancy 

Spatial variation