Report

COVID-19 child and family tracker: Findings

Tracking the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on children and families in Nepal

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UNICEF Nepal/2019/PShrestha

Highlights

These documents present the findings of a series of periodic household surveys tracking the socio-economic multi-sectoral impact of COVID 19 on children and families in Nepal. The first survey issue, was carried out at the end of May 2020 and establishes the baseline for the periodic surveys, to be carried out and issued over the coming months.

Where available, the periodic household survey data will be supplemented by relevant child related data from other sources.

Suggested citation: United Nations Children’s Fund, Child and Family Tracker (CFT), UNICEF, Kathmandu, Nepal, April 2022

Available for download

- April 2022 summary

- April 2022 findings

- Assessing the Secondary Effects of COVID on Families and Children In Nepal - Child and Family Tracker Endline Report

- November 2021 findings

- Child and Family Tracker - ECDI Survey - August 2021

- Child and Family Tracker special edition: Ward level survey of mayors - July 2021

- Continuing children's education in Nepal during the COVID-19 pandemic

- July 2021 findings

- Special Survey on Public Health and Social Measures - June 2021

- Rapid Survey on Job and Additional Income Loss - Preliminary findings