We the Children
Meeting the promises of the World Summit for Children
 We
the Children: Meeting the promises of the World Summit
for Children [ pdf
(980 KB) full text] is a landmark report issued by UN
Secretary-General Kofi Annan. The report assesses the
progress made in meeting the commitments made to the
children around the globe at the 1990
World Summit for Children. It also includes best
practices and lessons learned, obstacles to progress,
and a plan of action for building a world fit for children.
This report is an adapted and abridged version of the
Secretary-General's report We the Children: End-decade
review of the follow-up to the World Summit for Children
(A/S-27/3) [ word
(2.6 MB) or pdf
(975 KB) ], which was released in May 2001. Some of
the data has been updated.
The accompanying Statistical Review [ pdf
(4.1 MB) ] to the adapted report presents the most recent
data on children's rights and well-being and is based
on an exhaustive 150-country data collection effort,
the largest such endeavour ever.
We the Children will be particularly useful
to policy-makers, researchers, journalists and students
as a reference tool and a study of the progress that
can be achieved through goal-oriented development planning.
Visit http://www.childinfo.org
to search UNICEF's key statistical databases offering
detailed country-specific information.
Full report
We
the Children: Meeting the promises of the World Summit
for Children [pdf, 980 KB]
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version.
Report by parts [pdf, 200-400 KB]:
Statistics
Full Statistical
Review [pdf, 4.1 MB]
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Statistics by parts [pdf, 100-350 KB]:
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