In October 2015 I attended the OECD World Forum on Statistics, Knowledge, and Policy since it was held in my hometown, Guadalajara. 

The 5th OECD World Forum aimed to discuss the best practices to create new well-being measures by showcasing concrete examples of the impact of policies, frameworks and institutions that are using new well-being measures around the world. 

The Forum also explored how this accumulated experience can contribute to country-level action in the pursuit of a new set of universal Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Forum was co-organised with INEGI, the Mexican National Statistical Institute, which has been at the forefront of experimentation and development of new statistical measures of well-being.