Key messages based on TransMonEE - 2011 database |
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Shrinking Child Population: Opportunity for Improved Services for Children? Child Dependency Ratio |  |
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Some Countries Are Still Lagging Behind the ‘Norm’ For Pre-primary Education In Relation To GDP | |
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Good news, bad news: increased family-like care hiding an increased total number of children placed in all forms of care | |
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More children in family-based care than before, but institutionalisation continues to be widespread |
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Children are left without parental care for reasons that go beyond orphanhood | |
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Still an unacceptable number of young children in infant homes | |
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Youth unemployment is twice as high as total unemployment | |
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Since the start of the crisis youth unemployment Is on rise in almost all of the countries | |
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High suicide rates among 15-19 year old adolescents | |
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For children in conflict with law, the duration of imprisonment remains long in some countries |
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Non-marital births are Increasing and proportion of non-marital births in selected CEECIS Countries | |
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It is particularly dramatic for adolescent mothers | |
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Alarming HIV trends | |
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