Canterbury Wellbeing Index
Information and data about the wellbeing of the greater Christchurch population and how this has changed over time.
Pātiki and Waharua Kōpito patterns
About the Canterbury Wellbeing Index
The Canterbury Wellbeing Index was produced by Community and Public Health (a division of the Canterbury District Health Board and now part of the National Public Health Service) from 2016 to 2023.
This project was funded as part of the recovery following the 2010/11 earthquake series in Canterbury. This funding stream has come to end so there is no plan to conduct to the Canterbury Wellbeing Survey again or to continue to update the Canterbury Wellbeing Index.
We appreciate that many have found the Index a valuable resource over time and we are grateful for your support of this project over the years.
You can browse an archived version of this website via the Internet Archive. Please note there is no search function.
Browse the old Canterbury Wellbeing Index website (external link)
Extract and print index contents as PDF files (external link)
Our Wellbeing
This section of the Index provides information about the wellbeing of the population of greater Christchurch across 57 indicators organised into ten domains.
Our Wellbeing — Canterbury Wellbeing Index (external link)
He Tohu Ora
He Tohu Ora presents indicators that reflect a Māori view of wellbeing.
He Tohu Ora - Canterbury Wellbeing Index (external link)
Our Population
This data presents a picture of the current greater Christchurch population and changes to the population over time.