Child Poverty in the Republic of Moldova
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This paper examines child poverty in the Republic of Moldova. It looks at the origins, evolution and causes of the phenomenon, as well as its magnitude and implications, and covers both the monetary and the non-monetary dimensions of poverty affecting children in the country.
The analysis addresses child poverty from two angles. The first is monetary poverty, which concerns household income and consumption. The second is non-monetary poverty, which covers aspects of children's well-being that cannot be captured by income alone.
The document traces how the phenomenon emerged and developed over time, identifies its causes, assesses its scale and discusses what it implies for children and for society in Moldova. The full text of the article was not provided, so no specific figures, findings or policy recommendations can be reported here.
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