Dec 29, 2020 The Development of Well-being Policy Initiatives
Posted at 10:35hin Articles, Human Well-being, One Health, Public Awareness/Attitudes, WellBeing News
...the development of public policy. Bhutan is commonly regarded as a leader in the field, but the phrase “Gross National Happiness” was first used by Sicco Mansholt, one of the...
Jan 18, 2023 Managing Cats in Australia
Posted at 11:54hin Animal Well-being, Articles, Companion Animals, Ethics, Regulation, Law, Public Awareness/Attitudes, Tales of WellBeing
...provides evidence that such programs in Australian communities also lead to reductions in cat shelter admissions and euthanasia. The project adapted a strategy pioneered by Professor Julie Levy of the...
Mar 16, 2023 Justice for Animals: Our Collective Responsibility – By Martha C Nussbaum
Posted at 11:40hin Book Review
...features of the Capabilities Approach include treating humans as an end rather than a means (we must respect human dignity), a focus on choice, opportunity, and freedom rather than achievements,...Aug 16, 2024 Worldwide Vets
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...of animal lovers who strive to make a difference is what keeps our team going in the toughest of times.” Organizational Information Website: www.worldwide-vets.org Tax code: 92-3351721 Photo credits: Worldwide...
Aug 01, 2019 Thriving Together: A New Initiative Combining Conservation and Family Planning Needs
...Rowan stated, “At the end of the day, there are significant benefits for people, animals, and the environment if we can ensure there is universal barrier-free access to contraception and...
Apr 17, 2024 Earth Day
Posted at 12:31hin Articles, Climate Change, Sustainability/Biodiversity, Tales of WellBeing, Well-being
...in Southeast Asia, while other citizens, inspired in part by Rachel Carson’s 1962 book Silent Spring, which cataloged the negative environmental impact of common pesticides and industrial chemicals, campaigned for...
Feb 05, 2024 Farmed Animals and Food Systems: Global Developments
...the Open-Wing Alliance campaigning in 67 countries, persuaded corporations in Asia and Indonesia to commit to cage-free pledges. Bollard calculates that if those pledges are fully implemented, they will reduce...
May 15, 2019 Human-Dog Interactions & Municipal Policy
Posted at 10:26hin Articles, Companion Animals, Ethics, Regulation, Law, Letter from the President, WellBeing News
In 2009, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia performed a nationwide survey asking people about the threats in their local communities. Unexpectedly, the results highlighted concerns about roaming...