• Int J Health Serv · Jan 2006

    Child poverty in rich countries, 2005, part I.

    • UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre.
    • Int J Health Serv. 2006 Jan 1; 36 (2): 235-69.

    AbstractProtecting children from the sharpest edges of poverty during their years of growth and formation is both the mark of a civilized society and a means of addressing some of the evident problems that affect the quality of life in the economically developed nations. The proportion of children living in poverty has risen in a majority of the world's developed economies over the past decade. This report asks what is driving poverty rates upwards and why some OECD countries are doing a much better job than others in protecting children at risk.

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