乐生活New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Alden (with a lovely New Zealand accent) reported on some of her policies to promote overall wellbeing in society. In May, she set aside a special fund called "wellbeing budget".
Although New Zealand is a wealthy country, the problems of child poverty, domestic violence and suicide are serious. A large part of this money is to solve these problems, including the establishment of a national mental health and medical system, "to look at psychological problems as a physical doctor. "
She said that making people live better and happier is a fundamental way to increase productivity, not just an economic index to measure.
