Understand children's lives through the power of data. The Child Atlas brings you high-quality data at your fingertips, presented in an easy-to-use format, and alongside blogs and AI-generated explainers to make sense of the numbers.
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Explore the different ways inequality affects children's lives.
Understand how different topics are related to each other.
A child is not a number. Discover how children describe challenges they face.
Explore how inequality affects children's lives in different ways and compare between countries, states and cities.
Easily overlap indicators form different topics to see how they relate to each other. Form child mortality to climate risk.
Children are not numbers. Read how children describe their problems in first person.
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Child rights are often particularly at risk in countries facing crises and insecurities. By integrating key contextual factors, the Child Atlas now offers a quicker and more intuitive way to see how crises like conflict, climate risk, and poverty intersect with children's lives.
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Conflicts and humanitarian crises significantly heighten the risk of child marriage. Our research shows that girls in conflict zones are 20% more likely to marry, though the impact varies by region and country.
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