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While household surveys are a massive leap forward in terms of providing reliable monetary and multidimensional poverty estimates, they may underestimate the magnitude of child poverty. However, certain groups of children, often the poorest or those vulnerable to poverty and deprivation, may in fact be missed out by such surveys –or their poverty situation not captured sufficiently in the survey analysis. These groups of children missing from monetary and multidimensional poverty estimates are extremely diverse, as outlined below.
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This year (2019) marks 16 years since the adoption of the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Ri…
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Addressing the challenges faced by children in poverty begins with accurate and consistent measurement of monetary c…
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is a comprehensive, internationally bonding treaty on…
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Gathered during the GNRC 5th forum in Panama, May 2017; faith leaders, government officials, UN agencies,…
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International Days, established by the United Nations or other relevant bodies presents us with a perfect opportunit…
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Poverty may have varied definitions and perspectives for different groups of people. Several children across the glo…