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Fast-forward to 2030: What does the HIV epidemic look like for adolescents?

Fast-forward to 2030: What does the HIV epidemic look like for adolescents?

data and research Publication & data launches

By UNICEF Data: Chibwe Lwamba, Aleya Khalifa, and Jennifer Requejo

The world pledged to end AIDS by 2030. Though great strides have been made toward this goal for young children, adolescent girls and boys are being left behind. We used existing trends to project what the future will look like for adolescents, and we found that the outlook depends mostly on the region of the world where they live.… Read more →←
School bullying harms everyone, not just the victims

School bullying harms everyone, not just the victims

data and research Publication & data launches

By Yekaterina Chzhen

  It is no surprise that children who are bullied do worse in academic tests. However, after  re-analyzing children’s reading test data for 30 school systems in some of the world’s richest countries, we found that an environment of bullying drags everyone’s achievement down, not just that of the victims. We published our… Read more →←
Three windows of opportunity — Using science to inform programming for adolescents and young people

Three windows of opportunity — Using science to inform programming for adolescents and young people

data and research Evidence Publication & data launches

By Prerna Banati, Elena Camilletti

With the launch of Generation Unlimited,  UNICEF has assumed global leadership to advance the quality of life for children in the second decade. Yet many programs designed for young people, including by UNICEF, are not framed by well-developed theories of the developmental process. Recent scientific discoveries and studies demonstrate… Read more →←
Harrowing Journeys: Children and youth on the move across the Mediterranean Sea

Harrowing Journeys: Children and youth on the move across the Mediterranean Sea

data and research Publication & data launches

By UNICEF Data

  Young migrants and refugees set out to escape harm or secure better futures – and face staggering risks in the process. For children and youth on the move via the Mediterranean Sea routes to Europe, the journey is marked by high levels of abuse, trafficking and exploitation. Some are more vulnerable than others: those from… Read more →←
A behind-the-scenes look at early childhood development data

A behind-the-scenes look at early childhood development data

data and research Evidence Publication & data launches

By UNICEF Data

This week leading up to Father’s Day, new data shine the spotlight on how parents are involved in their children’s learning and development. One finding is that about half (55 per cent) of young children in 74 mostly low-and middle-income countries have fathers who do not engage in play and learning activities with them. What’s the… Read more →←
Child and adolescent mental health key indicators of progress toward SDG targets

Child and adolescent mental health key indicators of progress toward SDG targets

Publication & data launches SDGs

By Zlata Bruckauf

Special note: Many will be unaccustomed to detailed UNICEF reporting on child and adolescent mental health issues. The latest edition of Innocenti Report Card on children in high income countries seeks to assess the status of 41 OECD and EU countries relative to the SDGs. In searching for relevant, contextually appropriate means for… Read more →←
Responses to the global recession: How have children been affected?

Responses to the global recession: How have children been affected?

data and research Publication & data launches

By Yekaterina Chzhen

It has been 10 years since the first tremors were felt in the American sub-prime mortgage market which later rocked the entire planet through a global recession. A new UNICEF Innocenti book “Children of Austerity: Impact of the Great Recession on Child Poverty in Rich Countries” tells the story of how the economic crisis – and… Read more →←
Is every child counted?

Is every child counted?

data and research Publication & data launches SDGs

By UNICEF Data

Data tell us that the lives of children today are much better than they were in the past. The data speak and we listen. But we lack data on the lives of many children around the world and these children often go unheard. They can’t access social and protection systems and aren’t taken account in policy decisions. A missing birth… Read more →←
Making research count: Lessons on turning evidence into action from the Transfer Project

Making research count: Lessons on turning evidence into action from the Transfer Project

Impact evaluation Publication & data launches

By Amber Peterman and Nikola Balvin

In international development, research is never purely an academic exercise. Its purpose, ultimately, is to provide knowledge that can be used to improve the lives of poor and vulnerable populations. Yet, despite increased focus on understanding the influence that research has on development policy and practice, methodology for… 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 →←
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