132 Speakers

1,400 participants (60 countries)

• Discussing inequality and well-being in order to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth
• Sharing the best practices of bringing well-being indicators into the policy-making process

140 Speakers

1,000 participants (100 countries)

• Unveiling similarities between countries in terms of indicator frameworks and key areas of well-being measurement
• Presenting well-being measures including OECD guidelines which measure subjective well-being
• Embedding well-being measurement results in policy-making

135 Speakers

2,000 participants (85 countries)

• Defining societal progress that encompasses key pillars: society, the economy and the environment
• Formulating concepts of societal progress reflecting regional characteristics
• Embracing new paradigms to measure societal progress and reinforcing international cooperation

112 Speakers

1,200 participants (130 countries)

• Exploring “What defines societal progress in the 21st century?” and constructing internationally comparable indicators that measure the magnitude and intensity of climate change, globalisation, to name just a few
• Adoption of the Istanbul Declaration, the agreement to promote the idea of evidence-based decision making

73 Speakers

540 participants (43 countries)

• Propagating the idea of the OECD Global Project to better measure societal progress
• Comparing and analysing practices of the member states and identifying a role of statistics in decision-making
• Assenting to the OECD World Forum being held on a regular basis