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The Well-being assessment is something that all local authorities must do as part of the Future Generations (Wales) Act. It helps us to understand the current situation as well as ensure we plan for the future.
The assessment looks at four themes:
Social
Economy
Environment
Culture and community
As a Public Service Board (PSB), we have gathered data from a variety of sources, conducted a Living in Powys survey and used many other engagement sources to get a good understanding of people’s well-being needs across the county.
All this information has resulted in a detailed and comprehensive assessment of well-being in Powys. However, we really need your help to understand what well-being means to you and what you consider is important for well-being.
We thank you in advance for taking the time to complete this short survey. There are no right or wrong answers, and all responses are anonymous and will not be shared with anyone else.
This consultation has now closed.
The Well-being assessment is something that all local authorities must do as part of the Future Generations (Wales) Act. It helps us to understand the current situation as well as ensure we plan for the future.
The assessment looks at four themes:
Social
Economy
Environment
Culture and community
As a Public Service Board (PSB), we have gathered data from a variety of sources, conducted a Living in Powys survey and used many other engagement sources to get a good understanding of people’s well-being needs across the county.
All this information has resulted in a detailed and comprehensive assessment of well-being in Powys. However, we really need your help to understand what well-being means to you and what you consider is important for well-being.
We thank you in advance for taking the time to complete this short survey. There are no right or wrong answers, and all responses are anonymous and will not be shared with anyone else.
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Full Well-being assessment analysis
The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act places a duty on public sector organisations and partner agencies to work together and come up with a plan which helps to improve the well-being of not just the current generation but taking into account the needs of future generations.
The PSB organisations have gathered and analysed as much data and insights as they can about residents' well-being and must now publish this.
