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Title: CHILD WELL BEING AND EQUITY: Progress, Findings, Challenges and Expectations


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CHILD WELL BEING AND EQUITY Progress, Findings,
Challenges and Expectations
  • BHUTAN

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Bhutan _at_Glance
  • Population 634982 Male333595,Female301387.
  • Population density 16 person/km.
  • 42 below 18 years.
  • Child dependency ratio53.1
  • GNI per capita (Atlas method, US) 1,410.
  • More than 3 months old democracy.

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Bhutan _at_Glance
  • Literacy rate 60.
  • Net-primary enrolment rate 82 .
  • Infant mortality (per 1,000 live births) 65.
  • 91 of the population have access to improved
    water sources.
  • Proportion of households with access to BHU
    99.2.
  • Under-five mortality rates- 60/1000, infant
    mortality rate-40.1/1000

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Context
  • 42 of population children.
  • Gross National Happiness.
  • Poverty based 10th FYP (2008-2012).
  • 25 FYP budget on social sector.

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Progress
  • Study began in June, 2008.
  • Statistical Template (estimates 45).
  • Policy Template (estimates 60).
  • In-person Interview of children (120).
  • The Main Analysis ( September, 2008).

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Poverty Overview
  • Poverty head count (prevalence rate)-
    23.2(1,46,100 people)- per capita real
    consumption is below poverty line of Nu. 1096.94
    per person per month.
  • Extreme poverty (37300 persons) live below the
    food poverty line of Nu. 688.96. (53 food items
    basket, 2124 Kcal/day).

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Initial Findings1
Composition of Poor and Non-poor Households by
presence/absence of children by number of adults
(BLSS, 2007)
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Table 2.1.4 Child poverty as multiple
deprivations (most recent MICS/DHS survey)
Initial Findings2
Incidence (prevalence) of deprivation (BLSS, 2007)
Sample size10,000 households, out of 125,000
households, BLSS
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Initial Findings3
Geographical distribution of children No. of
deprivations
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Challenges
  • Data constraints ( food and nutrition data)-MICS
    and DHS.
  • Emotional aspects of Child Well Being.
  • Time.

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Expectations
From Study
From Course
  • Influence 10th FYP.
  • Linking material and non-material well being
    (absence of data on emotional well being, survey
    for adults conducted).
  • Statistical Techniques.
  • Linking Policy and Statistical Templates.

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