UNICEF Child-Wellbeing measure
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About
Innocenti Research Centre
The UNICEF Child well-being measure for rich countries (OECD-countries with sufficient data) is published by the international centre for child development, the Innocenti Research Centre, in Florence, Italy. The publication was designed to "monitor and compare the performance of the OECD countries in securing the rights of their children." The seventh and latest edition of the "Innoncenti Report Card" was published in 2007.
Index
The dimensions of the measure include 40 separate indicators relevant to children's lives and children's rights.
In 2007 dimensions or domains of child well-being in the UNICEF report on child well-being in the selected economically advanced countries included:
- Child Material Well-being
- Child Health and Safety
- Child Educational Well-being
- Child Family and Peer Relationships
- Child Behaviour and Risks
- Child Subjective Well-being
Availability of data is an important concern. Indicators are guided by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
See also
References
UNICEF 7th Innocenti Report Card: "Child poverty in perspective: An overview of child well-being in rich countries"
External links
Center for Child Development: Innocenti Report Cards
UNICEF Innocenti Reports Overview
Childinfo: UNICEF's statistical information
UNICEF Publication The State of the World's Children
UNICEF Publication Progress for Children
