The GIH Project
is guided by a select
group of experts, forming
a Task Force. The GIH
Project draws on the
best practices of the
growing number of countries
and companies that have
started to implement
sustainability and
corporate social responsibility,
while collecting international
research and practices
around sustainable development
indicators, which account
for environmental and
social values. The
concept of GNH is meant
to incorporate these
values, yet it also
transcends them by including
values reflecting general
well-being over a longer
time horizon. A possible
GNH Index could become
the next level of innovation
of indices, improving
upon those measuring
environmental and social
values.
The GIH Project is
a collaboration by the
following institutions:
- Bhutan Sustainable
Development Secretariat
(SDS) and Center of
Bhutan Studies, Bhutan
- Spirit in Business,
USA and the Netherlands
- Social Venture Network
Asia, Thailand
- ICONS, Redefining
Progress & Implementing
New Indicators on
Sustainable Development,
Brazil
- Inner Asia Center
for Sustainable Development,
the Netherlands
- The Government of
Mongolia
- The Values Center,
USA
- Society for Ecology
and Culture, UK and
Ladakh, India
- Genuine Progress
Indicators, GPI Atlantic,
Canada
- New Economics Foundation,
UK
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