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Child Poverty

The South African index of multiple deprivation for children census 2001

2007
Author: 
Barnes, Helen. Wright, Gemma. Noble, Michael. Dawes, Andrew.
Files: 
application/pdf iconMultipleDeprivationIndex.pdf
Classification no: 
Orphans and Vulnerable Children
Collection: 
Open Shelves
Accession no: 
OR BS/469
Type of material: 
Book
Publication details: 
Cape Town: HSRC
Physical description: 
vi, 66p.: ill.
Keywords: 
Child-focused Index. Child Poverty. Child Rights. Child Development. Deprived Children. Measuring. Poor. Statistics. Data. Prevalence. OVC. Adolescents. South Africa. Developing Countries. Economic Aspects. Care. Save the Children. University of Oxford. Centre for the Analysis of South African Social Policy. Human Sciences Research Council. child, Youth, Family and Social Development Research Programme.
Notes: 
3 copies

Monitoring child well-being: a South African rights-based approach

2007
Author: 
Dawes, Andrew (ed). Bray, Rachel (ed). Merwe, Amelia van der (ed)
Classification no: 
Orphans and Vulnerable Children
Collection: 
Open Shelves
Accession no: 
OR BS/593
Type of material: 
Book
Publication details: 
Cape Town: HSRC
Physical description: 
xxiv, 663p.
Keywords: 
Children. OVC. Evaluation. ME. Indicators. Child Poverty. Child Rights. Child Survival. Health. Adolescent. Mental Health. Substance Abuse. Risk Behaviour. Morbidity. Mortality.Education. Early Childhood Development. Disability. Learning Difficulties. Protection. Street Children. Child Labour.Trafficking. Commercial Sexual Exploitation. Statutory Care. CRC. Human Sciences Research Council.
Notes: 
3 copies. Appendices include: Convention on the Rights of the Child; South African Constitution, the Bill of Rights; African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child; Indicators for juvenile justice as developed by UNICEF; and , UNICEF recommended indicators for orphans and other children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS