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Food for thought on measuring child food insecurity

Food for thought on measuring child food insecurity

Methods & tools

By Audrey Pereira

Food is a basic necessity of life. You probably know the grim statistics: one in four children are stunted, approximately half of all deaths among children under 5 are attributable to malnutrition, and in the developing world alone, 66 million children of primary school age go to school hungry. These numbers are alarming and… Read more →←
Evidence based policy making on child internet use in Latin America

Evidence based policy making on child internet use in Latin America

Methods & tools Publication & data launches

By María José Ravalli - UNICEF Argentina, Fabio Senne, Maria Eugenia Sozio - Cetic.br, Patricio Cabello - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso , Magdalena Claro - Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

For most of us, going online has become a daily habit. For younger people, the Internet is not a new habit: it is simply part of the natural environment. In spite of this, children’s online lives have seldom been systematically studied. In a scenario where societies are faced with the challenge of regulating internet access; where… Read more →←
The internet of opportunities: what children say

The internet of opportunities: what children say

Evidence Methods & tools

By Jasmina Byrne and Daniel Kardefelt-Winther

“We grew up with the internet. I mean, the internet has always been here with us. The grown-ups are like ‘Wow the internet appeared’, while it is perfectly normal for us.” –Boy, 15 years old, Serbia When our research teams in Argentina, the Philippines, Montenegro, Serbia and South Africa, who are part of the new Global… Read more →←
Ethical dilemmas and research management in international development

Ethical dilemmas and research management in international development

Impact evaluation Methods & tools

By Nikola Balvin

Recently, I’ve found myself immersed in a number of intellectually stimulating and ethically challenging discussions on the role of research in international development. Two instances stand out, because they vividly capture some of the dilemmas encountered in ethical research management and evidence-informed decision making. The first… Read more →←
Piloting a research toolkit on child internet use in rural South Africa

Piloting a research toolkit on child internet use in rural South Africa

Evidence Methods & tools

By Daniel Kardefelt-Winther

When the scope of a research project on child internet use spans multiple countries with vast cultural, economic and social variation, navigating the differences presents formidable challenges. For the Global Kids Online network, a research initiative led by the UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti in partnership with the London… Read more →←
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