"community well-being" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall health and happiness of a community and encompasses elements such as physical, mental, social, and economic well-being. Example: The city council has implemented various programs and initiatives to improve community well-being, including increasing access to healthcare, promoting environmental sustainability, and supporting local businesses.
This calculation accounts for short-term interests holding sway, and institutional, rather than community, well-being being prioritised.
Current examples are "network," "communication," "community," "well-being," "awesome," "hardwired" and "mobile"; they're everywhere, all-purpose Swiss army knife words that defy simple definitions.
There is a relative lack of research on the interrelations between ecosystem services production and human well-being (Carpenter et al.2009), and the link between local community well-being and ecosystem service production can be, and often is, negative.
Cllr Izzi Seccombe, the LGA's community well-being spokeswoman, said making the public more informed could save the NHS money.
Most city-dwellers are big fans of green spaces, with the benefits to health and community well-being evident in the data.
The public has the right to demand that each lessee meet the following outcome conditions, as a requirement of lease renewal: An overall net gain in environmental conditions and community well-being.
With "buy local" becoming a mantra among those who think about improving their communities' well-being, it's no surprise that "hire local" efforts would be gaining steam as well.
However, 'producer-based' conservation practises also include various uncertainties and might have negative impacts on pastoral communities' well-being, especially on the continuity of social and cultural traditions.
A specific reference to facilitating the transfer of remittances as a tool for building resilience and supporting recovery after disasters was discussed but not included in the final text; however, remittance transfers are among migrants' main ways to contribute to home households' and communities' well-being, and are arguably captured by the formulation of Paragraph 36(a)(vi).
Most significantly, by definition, ecotourism must contribute directly to local communities' well-being and include tangible conservation action (not only 'do no harm') - as explained by The International Ecotourism Society, which provides a list of the key principles of ecotourism and other useful guidelines (TIES 2012).
Water and air quality issues, potential environmental disasters, possible catastrophic heath concerns and indigenous communities well-being aside, Congress has spoken and they say let it flow.
