Social wellbeing of selected demographic groups

Changes in social wellbeing for Pacific peoples

Figure DS1.2 – Changes in social wellbeing for Pacific peoples, selected indicators,
2005–2008 to 2012–2014

Figure DS1.2 – Changes in social wellbeing for Pacific peoples, selected indicators, 2005–2008 to 2012–2014
Interpreting “Changes in social wellbeing for Pacific peoples, selected indicators, 2005–2008 to 2012–2014”
  • The inner circle Inner circle represents mean outcomes for Pacific peoples for each indicator between 2005 and 2008.
  • The spokes The spokes represent mean outcomes for Pacific peoples between 2012 and 2014.
  • Where a spoke falls outside the circle, it means the outcome for Pacific peoples has improved compared with the earlier period.
  • Where a spoke falls inside the circle, it means the outcome for Pacific peoples has worsened compared with the earlier period.

Note: In some cases, the data is averaged over the three years in each period. Only indicators where comparisons can be made for Pacific peoples over the time periods used have been included.

​Limitations: This style of presentation means that direct comparisons in the size of changes for different indicators cannot be made. Users should refer to the indicator section for more information. While a radial chart may indicate a change or difference in outcomes, the change may not be statistically significant. This will often be true for indicators that fall on, or close to, the central circle.