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Key messages based on TransMonEE - 2012 database

  
Shrinking child population: Opportunity for improved services for children?
Some countries are still lagging behind the €˜norm€™ for pre-primary education in relation to gdp
The number of children left without parental care has continued to decrease in the russian federation, ukraine and tajikistan
Children are left without parental care for different reasons that go beyond orphanhood
The total number of children placed in all forms of care has stabilised
More children in family based care than before, but institutionalisation continues to be widespread

Children with disabilities are usually the last group of children to be considered for alternative care

Where appropriate policies are undertaken, children under three can be prevented from getting into infant homes

Youth unemployment is twice as high as total unemployment

In most countries more young people are unemployed since the start of the crisis

High suicide rates among 15-19 year old adoloscents

Mortality from external causes remains high in some countries

For children in conflict with law, the duration of imprisonment remains long in some countries

Non-marital births are increasing and...

It is particularly dramatic for adolescent mothers

Alarming HIV trends

TransMonEE Database

Contains 180 economic and

social indicators related to the situation of children divided into

ten topics

Country Profiles

Present key indicators by country focusing on child protection and juvenile justice indicators
Is a DevInfo version of
the TransMonEE database
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the indicators of the
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Recent Publications



 Social Monitor
The "Social Monitor" series of the UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre reports on trends in the welfare of children, young people and women in the CEE/CIS/Baltics region, and to serve as a basis for advocacy and policy debate in the region.


At Home or in a Home?
The report "At Home or in a Home?" documents the trends in formal care and adoption of children in the 22 countries that constitute the region of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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