Indicators

Agenda 21 identifies population growth as one of the crucial elements affecting long-term sustainability. Population growth, at both national and sub national levels, represents a… Read More »Population

Energy is important because it supports our economy, having an important role in the provision of goods and services. However, energy production does have its… Read More »Energy Indicators

To deliver a more sustainable economy we need to make better use of resources, promote stability and competition, develop skills and reward work, and supply… Read More »Economic Indicators

Transport provides a key component for our economic and social activities, enabling us to shift resources and products, and allowing us to make journeys for… Read More »Sustainable Transport Indicators

Crime clearly affects a communitys safety and sense of security, and it is also believed to have major impacts on neighbourhood stability, urban economic development,… Read More »Crime

Agriculture has both positive and negative impacts on the environment. Agriculture is an important food source for most societies around the world. However, when agricultural… Read More »Agriculture

Consumption places a strain on natural resources and can lead to increased waste production. Consumption can involve anything from packaged foods to transport, leisure and… Read More »Consumption

Because of its multi-dimensional nature, it is complex to provide an accurate definition of poverty and the poor. Poverty is related with a state of… Read More »Poverty

Industrialisation over the last 200 years has increased the quantities of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, Fossil fuel burning, for example, has enhanced the natural… Read More »Climate Change Indicators

To achieve stable and sustainable growth, we need a well-educated and adaptable labour-force. Learning also has a wider contribution to make – it promotes active… Read More »Education Indicators