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OECD Policy Insights on Well-being, Inclusion and Equal Opportunity

This series features policy and statistical insights on the measurement agenda for well-being, inclusiveness, sustainability and equal opportunity as well as analysis to help deepen the understanding of the drivers of these issues, the ways in which they interact and how they evolve. Learn more about these key topics in just a few pages.

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Policy integration and child well-being

What can countries do to become more effective?

This Policy Insights takes stock of OECD countries’ recent initiatives to strengthen the integration of child well-being policies. It lays out some of the challenges facing countries as they work to push the child well-being policy agenda forward and discusses what countries can do to become more effective.

As this Policy Insights illustrates, integrated policy plans offer opportunities to steer the child policy agenda but can be tricky to grow beyond a guiding framework. Countries should consider narrowing down their scope and incentivising joint work. Child-specific policy tools are not yet playing a fully effective role in mainstreaming the child well-being policy agenda across government. Being strategic about investing in these tools and extending their use is called for.

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Mots-clés: child budgeting, child policy, child indicator sets, child impact assessments, child well-being
JEL: J13: Labor and Demographic Economics / Demographic Economics / Fertility; Family Planning; Child Care; Children; Youth; I31: Health, Education, and Welfare / Welfare, Well-Being, and Poverty / General Welfare; Well-Being; D78: Microeconomics / Analysis of Collective Decision-Making / Positive Analysis of Policy Formulation and Implementation
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