The Child Poverty Monitoring group established at the University of Otago. Published findings which show many social household-based issues present for whānau Māori, such as
We have reviewed a material hardship report from the Ministry of Social Development (MSD). By way of background, material hardship analysis uses non-income indicators to
At the Labour Party’s annual conference the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced that family tax credits for parents with children would rise from 1 April
The Child Poverty Action Group has published a report. The report’s key contribution is an analysis of a measure of child poverty, which they consider
In 2017, when seeking election in office, addressing child poverty became a campaign centre-piece for the Labour Party. They proposed: (a) this social harm could
UNICEF report released[1] Last, we note there was a report released this week by UNICEF comparing child wellbeing in ‘rich countries’.[2] It rated New Zealand
This week the Government released 2019 data formally measuring child poverty. By way of background, prior to the 2017 election the former (National-lead) Government indicated
This week we have also reviewed a household income report from the Ministry of Social Development. (MSD also publishes another report with non-financial measures but
Child Poverty Pānui 17/2019 Targets to Reduce Child Poverty Announced The Prime Minister, Jacinda Arden, confirmed the Government’s first sets of targets to reduce
Prime Minister, Jacinda Arden, confirmed the Government’s first sets of targets to reduce child poverty (as set out in the footnote below[1]). This policy area
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