👦Child Poverty Rate

Sources

For these family-friendliness indicators, Nomadino uses public sources on childcare, parental leave, family benefits, child poverty, child safety, early-childhood care and child-friendly outdoor infrastructure. Links point to overview, data and methodology pages; not every source provides a fully comparable direct series for all 229 Nomadino countries and territories.

• OECD Family DatabaseCore source for parental leave, childcare, childcare coverage, family policy and child poverty in OECD and partner countries.
• OECD TaxBEN tax-benefit modelPlausibility source for family benefits, tax-benefit effects and disposable household income.
• MISSOC comparative social-security tablesEuropean comparison framework for family benefits, social benefits and entitlement rules.
• Social Security Programs Throughout the WorldCountry profiles on family benefits, social insurance and state cash benefits outside Europe.
• UNICEF Data PortalSource for child protection, child poverty, early childhood, education, health and child rights.
• UN IGME child mortality estimatesMethodological anchor for child and infant mortality as safety and health context.
• WHO Global Health ObservatoryHealth data for checking child mortality, injuries, disease and care context.
• UNODC Data Portal on crime and violenceContext source for violence and safety risks cautiously considered in child safety.
• World Bank Women, Business and the LawPlausibility source for legal frameworks around parenthood, work, family and childcare.
• OpenStreetMap Overpass APIOpen data source for visible playgrounds, parks and child-friendly outdoor spaces.