childrenliving
Childrenliving is a term used to describe the set of living conditions and daily experiences of children. It encompasses housing, family environment, access to resources, health, education, safety, and social inclusion. The concept emphasizes child-centered perspectives on how living arrangements affect development and well-being.
Key dimensions include housing quality and stability (adequate space, ventilation, safety), access to clean water and
Measurement and indicators: researchers and policy makers use data on housing tenure, overcrowding, amenities, parental employment,
Variability is large across regions and groups. Poverty, displacement, conflict, urbanization, climate events, gender norms, and
Applications include informing child welfare, housing, health, and education policy; monitoring progress towards rights-based goals; and
See also: child welfare, housing policy, child poverty, education access.