The Inclusivity Index was created as part of the research project “Inclusive development and humane globalisation”. It serves as a new instrument for the international comparison and categorisation of societies. The index offers societies and decision-makers a comprehensive measurement of inclusivity within a society. The Inclusivity Index utilises data from existing global indices and brings them together in a meta-index. It forms an empirical basis for the design of social strategies and political courses of action.
Four pillars of inclusivity
Inclusivity is defined as a measure of a balanced world at country level. It encompasses four key dimensions: economic performance, social justice, environmental sustainability and ethical behaviour.
The index is a concept for practical application. It enables the targeted development of country-specific measures. This includes analysing existing data, identifying weaknesses and implementing tailored strategies aimed at both short-term and long-term improvements.
Global Ethic Theses for a Globalization with Human Dignity
Inclusivity Index for the Global Civil Society
A meta-index with four pillars of inclusivity
Research Team
Head: Prof. Dr Dr Ulrich Hemel
Assistance: Frederik Klär
Coordination: Cornelia Kress
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