Inclusivity Project

Our current economic system is heavily focused on Gross Domestic Product (GDP), a measure that exclusively focuses on monetary value and does not account for the profound inequality that exists in society. This creates an economic objective that is disconnected from the experiences of many people, leading to a system that is misaligned with the collective interests of its members and benefits only a few.

An inclusive economic model delivers better outcomes for members of society. It puts people first, by delivering policies and measures that are more representative of their experiences and encourage a fairer distribution of wealth. Its approach unblocks obstacles and creates new opportunities to improve economic output, as measured in terms of quality of life, wellbeing, and happiness.