Families in the Second World Summit for Social Development
The Second World Summit for Social Development Introduces Renewed Social Pact By IFFD Papers The Draft Political Declaration of the Second World … Read more
Reports
Reimagining Child Welfare – Structural Solutions to Combat Child Poverty in High-Income Countries
Despite living in wealthy societies, too many children still grow up in poverty. What can be done—nationally and locally—to change this? This … Read more
Parenting on a budget: The cost of raising children in changing family configurations and its policy implications
By OECD Abstract OECD populations are ageing, driven by increased longevity and declining fertility rates. The decline in fertility is influenced by … Read more
UNFPA 2025 – The real fertility crisis: The pursuit of reproductive agency in a changing world
by UNFPA Millions of people around the world are unable to have the number of children they want – whether they want … Read more
New OECD report: How’s Life for Children in the Digital Age?
by OECD Today’s children are growing up in a rapidly evolving digital world, where digital media play an important role in their … Read more
New OSCE PA report released on demographic change, a mega trend reshaping society
The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly’s Special Representative on Demographic Change and Security, Gudrun Kugler (Austira), highlights the profound impact of demographic shifts on … Read more
UNICEF’s report: The State of the World’s Children 2024
Originally published on UNICEF website As we near the end of the first quarter of the 21st century, The State of the World’s … Read more
A Coordinated EU Approach to Housing
Source: European Parliament Think Tank The recent cost-of-living crisis has exacerbated a longstanding problem with housing affordability in the EU. Higher building … Read more
Study: Affordable Sustainable Housing in the EU
By European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) This study explores policy solutions for affordable and sustainable housing in the European Union (EU), … Read more
Global demographic trends and their impact on children, families, and policy
The global population increases by an estimated 83 million people annually, with a projected peak of 11.2 billion by 2100. As the … Read more