Final report - Integrated Land Management Bureau

Figure 3. Central Coast plan area (LRMP boundary). Map from the Province of BC.
1.3 HOW THE REPORT IS ORGANIZED
This report is divided into two key sections. Part 1 presents the “big picture view” of
human well-being described in the current literature. It outlines a full suite of indicators
with its associated rationale, data sources, desired direction, and costs for measuring
HWB.
The list of indicators in Part 1 is divided into “primary” indicators (indicators that are
considered the most direct measures of HWB), and “secondary” indicators (indicators
that are less direct, but still acceptable proxies for HWB). This “master” list has a total of
17 primary indicators and 28 secondary indicators. For each indicator for which there is
an existing data source, there is an example of data pulled from websites such as BC Stats
and Ministry of Education to demonstrate the availability of the existing data.
Part 2 focuses on indicators specific to Schedules C and G. The recommended set of
indicators in Part 2 is a subset of the master list in Part 1. Part 2 also describes data
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