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This webinar is hosted by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty will showcase various qualitative methods to measure child poverty and explore how they can complement quantitative measures for impactful policy advocacy.
This webinar is hosted by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty will showcase various qualitative methods to measure child poverty and explore how they can complement quantitative measures for impactful policy advocacy.
This webinar is hosted by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty will showcase various qualitative methods to measure child poverty and explore how they can complement quantitative measures for impactful policy advocacy.
This webinar is hosted by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty will showcase various qualitative methods to measure child poverty and explore how they can complement quantitative measures for impactful policy advocacy.
The Global Coalition to End Child Poverty is launching a policy agenda to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals to end extreme child poverty and reduce multidimensional child poverty by half.
The Government of PDR and UNICEF are organizing an event to highlight the unprecedented increase in child poverty and inequality in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, and outline the critical need to accelerate and reinforce global and national commitments for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of ending extreme poverty and halving multidimensional child poverty.
Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development 2021 Side Event: The role of child-sensitive social protection in the sustainable and resilient recovery from Covid-19
Date: March 22, 2021, Time; 1200 - 13:30 ICT
Co-hosted by Save the Children & Unicef
Global Coalition to End Child Poverty brought together experts and communities to discuss lived experiences of children living in poverty, and the necessary policy responses to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic on families.
Blogs
Children and youth are denied not only their fundamental human rights, but also the possibility to live their life to their fullest, today and in the future. This global scenario is examined in the most recent edition of the WeWorld Index, a flagship product of ChildFund Alliance.
On Monday the 5th of December, members of the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty from around the world came together to reflect on our work in 2022 and develop our work plan for 2023 and beyond.
On Monday the 5th of December, members of the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty from around the world came together to reflect on our work in 2022 and develop our work plan for 2023 and beyond.
Netflix’s hit show "Maid" is the reality for hundreds of millions of children and their families worldwide.
It is well known that pandemics, natural disasters or other crisis events can pose a significant threat to our mental health. During COVID-19, the pandemic, the lockdown measures, and the new phenomenon known as infodemic have been causing psychological distress or mental health issues.
As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, government policies around the world may have inadvertently affected the mental wellbeing of children.
To design effective child well-being policies, policy-makers need comprehensive and timely data that capture what is going on in children’s lives. OECD’s new report, Measuring What Matters for Child Well-being and Policies, aims to move the child data agenda forward by laying the groundwork for better statistical infrastructures that will ultimately inform policy development.
The world of poverty measurement has been transformed over the past 20 or so years, with the idea of multidimensional poverty measurement, including for children, become mainstream and indeed included in the SDGs for all countries to monitor and address.
Three actions we must take to build a world in which all adolescent girls experience a healthy, safe and successful transition to adulthood in the face of the COVID-19 crisis
In April 2021 the Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI) held a three-day online conference about Poverty and the Sustainable Development Goals: From the Local to the Global as part of the biennial Peter Townsend Memorial Conference series.