Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report
The objective of this study is to 1) review the situation and trends in terms of child welfare outcomes in Russia; 2) review and evaluate social policy responses; 3) identify major issues and challenges; and 4) propose policies and measures that wo...
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CHILD WELFARE CHILD PROTECTION CHILDREN IN POVERTY CHILDREN MORTALITY CHILDREN NUTRITION SOCIAL SAFETY NETS FAMILY POLICY POLICY FRAMEWORK FAMILY INCOME SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS RISK MANAGEMENT TARGETED ASSISTANCE POLICY MAKING IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DISABLED PERSONS CHILD DEVELOPMENT LEGAL REFORM INSTITUTIONAL REFORM EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT CHILD ABUSE QUALITY OF EDUCATION CHILD NUTRITION HOMELESS CHILDREN FAMILY WELFARE ABORTION ABORTION RATE ABORTION SERVICES ABORTIONS ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCIDENTS ACCOUNT ACUTE MALNUTRITION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENTS ADULT MORTALITY ADVERTISING AGED AGING ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ABUSE ALCOHOLISM ANEMIA BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BIRTH WEIGHT BRAIN DAMAGE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CARE FOR CHILDREN CARE SERVICES CHILD CARE CHILD CARE PROGRAMS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORBIDITY CHILD MORTALITY CHILD POVERTY CHILD PROTECTION CHILD WELFARE CHILD WELFARE OUTCOMES CHILD WELFARE POLICIES CHILD WELFARE REFORM CHILDBIRTH CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY CONGENITAL ANOMALIES CONTRACEPTION METHODS CRIME DEATH RATE DEPRESSION DIABETES DIET DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DROPOUTS DRUG ABUSE DRUG USE DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT EPIDEMICS EXTENDED FAMILIES FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FOOD INTAKE GIRLS HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH SERVICES HEART DISEASE HIV INFECTED MOTHERS HORMONAL CONTRACEPTION HUMAN RIGHT HYGIENE IMMUNIZATION INFANT MORTALITY INFANTS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES IODINE IODINE DEFICIENCY IRON IRON DEFICIENCY IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA LIFE EXPECTANCY LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH LIVE BIRTHS LIVING STANDARDS LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MATERNAL DEATHS MATERNAL HEALTH MATERNAL MORTALITY MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE MATERNAL NUTRITION MENTAL RETARDATION MICRONUTRIENTS MODERN CONTRACEPTION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MORTALITY RATES MOTHERS NEONATAL MORTALITY NUTRITION NUTRITION STATUS OBESITY OLD GIRLS PARENTAL CARE POLIO POOR CHILDREN POSTPARTUM PERIOD PREGNANCIES PREGNANCY PREGNANT WOMEN PRENATAL CARE PRENATAL HEALTH CARE PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PREVENTABLE DISEASES PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC HEALTH RESIDENTIAL CARE RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS RESPIRATORY DISEASES SAFETY SANITATION SCHOOL ATTENDANCE SCHOOLS SECONDARY EDUCATION SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EXCLUSION SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WORK STIS SYPHILIS TERTIARY EDUCATION TETANUS VACCINATION VERY YOUNG CHILDREN VICTIMS VITAMINS WASTING YOUNG CHILDREN YOUTH |
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CHILD WELFARE CHILD PROTECTION CHILDREN IN POVERTY CHILDREN MORTALITY CHILDREN NUTRITION SOCIAL SAFETY NETS FAMILY POLICY POLICY FRAMEWORK FAMILY INCOME SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS RISK MANAGEMENT TARGETED ASSISTANCE POLICY MAKING IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DISABLED PERSONS CHILD DEVELOPMENT LEGAL REFORM INSTITUTIONAL REFORM EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT CHILD ABUSE QUALITY OF EDUCATION CHILD NUTRITION HOMELESS CHILDREN FAMILY WELFARE ABORTION ABORTION RATE ABORTION SERVICES ABORTIONS ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCIDENTS ACCOUNT ACUTE MALNUTRITION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENTS ADULT MORTALITY ADVERTISING AGED AGING ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ABUSE ALCOHOLISM ANEMIA BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BIRTH WEIGHT BRAIN DAMAGE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CARE FOR CHILDREN CARE SERVICES CHILD CARE CHILD CARE PROGRAMS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORBIDITY CHILD MORTALITY CHILD POVERTY CHILD PROTECTION CHILD WELFARE CHILD WELFARE OUTCOMES CHILD WELFARE POLICIES CHILD WELFARE REFORM CHILDBIRTH CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY CONGENITAL ANOMALIES CONTRACEPTION METHODS CRIME DEATH RATE DEPRESSION DIABETES DIET DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DROPOUTS DRUG ABUSE DRUG USE DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT EPIDEMICS EXTENDED FAMILIES FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FOOD INTAKE GIRLS HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH SERVICES HEART DISEASE HIV INFECTED MOTHERS HORMONAL CONTRACEPTION HUMAN RIGHT HYGIENE IMMUNIZATION INFANT MORTALITY INFANTS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES IODINE IODINE DEFICIENCY IRON IRON DEFICIENCY IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA LIFE EXPECTANCY LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH LIVE BIRTHS LIVING STANDARDS LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MATERNAL DEATHS MATERNAL HEALTH MATERNAL MORTALITY MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE MATERNAL NUTRITION MENTAL RETARDATION MICRONUTRIENTS MODERN CONTRACEPTION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MORTALITY RATES MOTHERS NEONATAL MORTALITY NUTRITION NUTRITION STATUS OBESITY OLD GIRLS PARENTAL CARE POLIO POOR CHILDREN POSTPARTUM PERIOD PREGNANCIES PREGNANCY PREGNANT WOMEN PRENATAL CARE PRENATAL HEALTH CARE PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PREVENTABLE DISEASES PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC HEALTH RESIDENTIAL CARE RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS RESPIRATORY DISEASES SAFETY SANITATION SCHOOL ATTENDANCE SCHOOLS SECONDARY EDUCATION SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EXCLUSION SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WORK STIS SYPHILIS TERTIARY EDUCATION TETANUS VACCINATION VERY YOUNG CHILDREN VICTIMS VITAMINS WASTING YOUNG CHILDREN YOUTH World Bank Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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Europe and Central Asia Russian Federation |
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The objective of this study is to 1)
review the situation and trends in terms of child welfare
outcomes in Russia; 2) review and evaluate social policy
responses; 3) identify major issues and challenges; and 4)
propose policies and measures that would improve child
well-being outcomes. The study consists of two parts. the
first part reviews child welfare outcomes during the 1990s,
focusing on child poverty and vulnerability, as well as
health, education, and nutrition status. Chapter 2 links
child well-being outcomes to the protracted economic crisis
and related labor market developments, high inequality,
rapid demographic and family formation changes, as well as
generally insufficient, severely fiscally constrained and
ineffective policy responses. Chapter 3 examines public
policy responses in social protection, health and education,
focusing on safety nets particularly policies targeting
families and children. the second part of the study focuses
on two groups of children identified as particularly
vulnerable in Russia: children deprived of birth family
upbringing and children with disabilities. the chapter on
the former highlights their growing numbers against a
continued decline in the child population, as well as the
continued practice of costly, detrimental to child
development and ineffective long-term institutionalization
of such children. It reviews legal and institutional reforms
undertaken so far and identifies challenges related to
designing effective reform. |
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Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report |
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child welfare outcomes during the 1990s : the case of russia, volume 2. main report |
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Washington, DC |
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2013 |
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okr-10986-153252021-04-23T14:03:15Z Child Welfare Outcomes During the 1990s : The Case of Russia, Volume 2. Main Report World Bank CHILD WELFARE CHILD PROTECTION CHILDREN IN POVERTY CHILDREN MORTALITY CHILDREN NUTRITION SOCIAL SAFETY NETS FAMILY POLICY POLICY FRAMEWORK FAMILY INCOME SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS RISK MANAGEMENT TARGETED ASSISTANCE POLICY MAKING IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DISABLED PERSONS CHILD DEVELOPMENT LEGAL REFORM INSTITUTIONAL REFORM EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT CHILD ABUSE QUALITY OF EDUCATION CHILD NUTRITION HOMELESS CHILDREN FAMILY WELFARE ABORTION ABORTION RATE ABORTION SERVICES ABORTIONS ACCESS TO EDUCATION ACCIDENTS ACCOUNT ACUTE MALNUTRITION ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENTS ADULT MORTALITY ADVERTISING AGED AGING ALCOHOL ALCOHOL ABUSE ALCOHOLISM ANEMIA BASIC SOCIAL SERVICES BIRTH WEIGHT BRAIN DAMAGE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES CARE FOR CHILDREN CARE SERVICES CHILD CARE CHILD CARE PROGRAMS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CHILD HEALTH CHILD MORBIDITY CHILD MORTALITY CHILD POVERTY CHILD PROTECTION CHILD WELFARE CHILD WELFARE OUTCOMES CHILD WELFARE POLICIES CHILD WELFARE REFORM CHILDBIRTH CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES COMPLICATIONS OF PREGNANCY CONGENITAL ANOMALIES CONTRACEPTION METHODS CRIME DEATH RATE DEPRESSION DIABETES DIET DISABILITIES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN DROPOUTS DRUG ABUSE DRUG USE DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES EDUCATION EMPLOYMENT EPIDEMICS EXTENDED FAMILIES FAMILIES FAMILY PLANNING FOOD INTAKE GIRLS HEALTH HEALTH CARE HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH SERVICES HEART DISEASE HIV INFECTED MOTHERS HORMONAL CONTRACEPTION HUMAN RIGHT HYGIENE IMMUNIZATION INFANT MORTALITY INFANTS INFECTIOUS DISEASES INJURIES IODINE IODINE DEFICIENCY IRON IRON DEFICIENCY IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA LIFE EXPECTANCY LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH LIVE BIRTHS LIVING STANDARDS LUNG CANCER MALNUTRITION MATERNAL DEATHS MATERNAL HEALTH MATERNAL MORTALITY MATERNAL MORTALITY RATE MATERNAL NUTRITION MENTAL RETARDATION MICRONUTRIENTS MODERN CONTRACEPTION MORBIDITY MORTALITY MORTALITY RATE MORTALITY RATES MOTHERS NEONATAL MORTALITY NUTRITION NUTRITION STATUS OBESITY OLD GIRLS PARENTAL CARE POLIO POOR CHILDREN POSTPARTUM PERIOD PREGNANCIES PREGNANCY PREGNANT WOMEN PRENATAL CARE PRENATAL HEALTH CARE PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PREVENTABLE DISEASES PRODUCTIVITY PUBLIC HEALTH RESIDENTIAL CARE RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTIONS RESPIRATORY DISEASES SAFETY SANITATION SCHOOL ATTENDANCE SCHOOLS SECONDARY EDUCATION SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS SMOKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL EXCLUSION SOCIAL PROTECTION SOCIAL SAFETY SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL WORK STIS SYPHILIS TERTIARY EDUCATION TETANUS VACCINATION VERY YOUNG CHILDREN VICTIMS VITAMINS WASTING YOUNG CHILDREN YOUTH The objective of this study is to 1) review the situation and trends in terms of child welfare outcomes in Russia; 2) review and evaluate social policy responses; 3) identify major issues and challenges; and 4) propose policies and measures that would improve child well-being outcomes. The study consists of two parts. the first part reviews child welfare outcomes during the 1990s, focusing on child poverty and vulnerability, as well as health, education, and nutrition status. Chapter 2 links child well-being outcomes to the protracted economic crisis and related labor market developments, high inequality, rapid demographic and family formation changes, as well as generally insufficient, severely fiscally constrained and ineffective policy responses. Chapter 3 examines public policy responses in social protection, health and education, focusing on safety nets particularly policies targeting families and children. the second part of the study focuses on two groups of children identified as particularly vulnerable in Russia: children deprived of birth family upbringing and children with disabilities. the chapter on the former highlights their growing numbers against a continued decline in the child population, as well as the continued practice of costly, detrimental to child development and ineffective long-term institutionalization of such children. It reviews legal and institutional reforms undertaken so far and identifies challenges related to designing effective reform. 2013-08-23T18:36:46Z 2013-08-23T18:36:46Z 2002-11 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/11/2075837/russian-federation-child-welfare-outcomes-during-1990s-case-russia-vol-2-russian-federation-child-welfare-outcomes-during-1990s-case-russia-main-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15325 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Europe and Central Asia Russian Federation |