NSO Data Collection Hub

Data is foundational to UNICEF's efforts in monitoring child rights, empowering informed decision-making, and deepening our understanding of the challenges children face in the Europe and Central Asia region. Each year, 30 national statistical offices (NSOs) within the TransMonEE network compile and submit critical data to UNICEF, covering key areas such as child protection, justice for children, children with disabilities, and violence against children. This unique collection encompasses 150 specific indicators or variables, often unavailable in other international databases, thereby significantly enriching the TransMonEE Regional Database for Children.

This page serves as a vital resource for NSOs, offering guidance for data compilation and featuring a dedicated dashboard that showcases the data collected annually. NSOs can access and download the TransMonEE Definitions and Guidelines, a document available in both English and Russian, which provides standardized definitions and variables for measuring child rights. This standardization enables consistent and accurate data comparison across countries and over time.

Additionally, this page outlines the workflow of the country data collection process and introduces the newly launched Overview of TransMonEE Country Data Compilation Dashboard, which displays all the data submitted annually by NSOs.

For further resources, including country-customized templates for data submission, NSOs can visit a dedicated internal UNICEF site. To gain access to these additional resources, please contact us at [email protected].