Evidence suggests that poverty estimates based on monetary and non-monetary multidimensional measures are often loosely associated and that one measure cannot serve as a proxy for another

A team of PEP researchers have produced a study analysing data from the 2013 Survey on Income and Living Conditions, conducted by the Statistical Office of Serbia. 

The 2017 Child Poverty Conference will be held in Addis Ababa from 23-25 October. This three-day international conference aims to engage policy makers, practitioners and researchers in identifying solutions for fighting child poverty and inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa, and inspiring action towards change.

A team of local PEP researchers set out to measure the impact of child work on learning outcomes to better understand the consequences of children combining work and study in Brazil.

The Winter Youth Assembly was held on February 2, 2017. Organised by the Global Coalition to End Child Poverty in partnership with UNICEF and hosted at United Nations Headquarters in New York, this three day event placed the voices of youth at the heart of discussions on the most pressing factors affecting child poverty today, and  highlight the interdependence and universality of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

In December last year, Zinester worked with ten girls from Egypt to get their voices heard. Zinester aims to give marginalized groups a voice by teaching them to make DIY magazines and using these ‘Zines’ for social impact and to provide assets for campaigns.

Child poverty is everyone’s problem having devastating impacts on all societies and economies, be it rich or poor, urban or rural - it affects everyone.