Page Research and reports UNICEF’s work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis. Available in:中文English Our latest reports UNICEF combines its experience and well-collected evidence and analysis to create programmes, campaigns and initiatives wherever they are needed most. Report UNICEF CHINA 2016 - 2020 FIVE YEARS OF RESULTS FOR CHILDREN IN CHINA See the full report Report EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT (ECD) A UNICEF PRIORITY FOR 2021-2025 See the full report Report HEALTHY WEIGHT AMONG CHILDREN A UNICEF PRIORITY FOR 2021-2025 See the full report Report ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH A UNICEF PRIORITY FOR 2021-2025 See the full report Report Driving Children’s Diets Childhood overweight and obesity in China has been associated with the increase in consumption of highly processed food and drink. See the full report Report Driving Children’s Diets (briefing) Diets dominated by highly processed products are driving the rise in childhood overweight and obesity in China. See the full report Key Research Report UNICEF in China and Beyond The UNICEF in China and Beyond publication seeks to give an overview of UNICEF’s work in China and provide a global perspective on the major development. See the full report Report An Atlas of Social Indicators of Children in China An overview of the situation of children in China. See the full report Statistics An Atlas of Social Indicators of Children in China An overview of the situation of children in China. Visit the page Annual Report UNICEF annual report 2019 This report highlights UNICEF’s achievements in 2019 See the full report File list Statistics 12/28/2018 Under-five mortality rate, 1991–2017 China’s national U5MR24 has declined by 85.1 per cent, from 61 per thousand live births in 1991 to 9.1 per thousand live births in 2017. Statistics 12/28/2018 Urban-rural income and health outcome disparities, 1991–2017 The ratio between per capita income of urban and rural residents was still high at 2.7 to 1 in 2017. Statistics 12/28/2018 Age distribution of urban and rural dibao recipients In 2017, dibao covered 7.24 million or 2.7 per cent of children, among which 2.05 million were in urban areas and 5.19 million were in rural areas. Statistics 12/28/2018 Dibao recipients in absolute numbers, by urban-rural The Government seeks to address the basic needs of poor households in both urban and rural areas through cash transfers in the form of the dibao programme. Statistics 12/28/2018 Dibao standard in urban and rural areas, 1999–2017 Dibao was adopted in all urban areas in 1999 and expanded to rural areas in 2007. Statistics 12/28/2018 Poverty rate among rural children, 2014–2017 The poverty rate in rural areas in 2017 was 3.1 per cent, while among rural children it was 3.9 per cent. Statistics 12/28/2018 Regional poverty rate in rural areas, 2012–2017 Poverty in China’s rural areas shows obvious regional characteristics. Statistics 12/28/2018 Rural poverty rate, by province, 2017 In 2017, 53.6 per cent of the rural poor population is concentrated in the western region, with a total number of 16.34 million. Statistics 12/28/2018 Number of poor and poverty rate in rural areas, 1978–2017 Based on estimates according to the current official rural poverty line, China has lifted 740 million rural population out of poverty during the 1978–2017. Statistics 12/28/2018 Poverty rate, 1990–2015 During the 1990–2015 period, 746 million people in China were lifted out of poverty. Statistics 12/28/2018 Number of poor, 1990–2015 During the 1990–2015 period, 746 million people in China were lifted out of poverty. Statistics 12/28/2018 National Gini index, 2003–2017 The national Gini index a estimate ranged from 0.462 to 0.491 across China between 2003 and 2017, indicating a high level of income inequality. Prev 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Next
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