‘Eudaemonic design’ is design that supports flourishing health and wellness (also known as Eudaemonic Well-Being—a concept that originated with Aristotle). The term has been adopted from philosophy and psychology and is now being adapted for the built environment.
This is your opportunity to inform advice to Government on the design of the SIRS definitions and threshold settings to ensure that: reporting is appropriate regulatory resources and efforts are targeted to the highest risks.