Child Well-Being in an Unpredictable World
Innocenti Report Card 19
Highlights
- How have children fared in the face of this rapidly changing and often
unpredictable global environment? - What are the key factors affecting children’s lives?
- What can be done to promote child well-being?
This report, the 19th in the Innocenti Report Card series, aims to answer
these questions in the context of the 43 countries that are members of the
European Union (EU) and/or the Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD). This category includes all members of the Group of
Seven (G7) as well as many other high-income countries.
Innocenti Report Card 19:
• analyses recent trends in child well-being over a five-year period
relating to the same six key indicators that were at the core of Innocenti
Report Card 16, published in 2020: life satisfaction, adolescent suicide,
child mortality, overweight, academic proficiency and social skills.
• seeks to understand the reasons for these trends and how they can
inform actions to improve child well-being.
