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 Per capita disposable income, by urban-rural and quintile The quintiles show that the highest quintile had an income share of 45.8 per cent, and the lowest quintile accounted for only 4.2 per cent in 2017. Statistics 12/28/2018 Rural per capita disposable income, by province, 2017 Per capita disposable income in rural areas also differs across provinces and is significantly lower in the western region. Statistics 12/28/2018 Urban per capita disposable income, by province, 2017 Per capita disposable income in urban areas differs across provinces. Statistics 12/28/2018 Per capita disposable income, by urban-rural, 1990–2017 Though the urban-rural income ratio decreased in the 2010–2017 period due to more rapid rural income growth, it still stood at 2.7 to 1. Statistics 12/28/2018 Growth rate of GDP, 1978–2017 Since the twelfth FYP, the annual average growth rate fell back to 7.9 per cent, signifying China’s economy has entered into a phase of ‘new normal'. Statistics 12/28/2018 GDP per capita, 1978–2017 China's GDP annual growth rate averages 9.5 per cent over the past 40 years. Statistics 12/27/2018 Migrant population, by province, 2015 The migrant population was generally concentrated in the economically developed eastern coastal provinces and the densely populated inland provinces. Statistics 12/27/2018 Migrant population, 1982–2017 China has been experiencing large-scale population migration. Statistics 12/27/2018 Urban share of population, by province, 2017 Some western provinces like Inner Mongolia and Chongqing also have urbanization rates of over 60 per cent. Statistics 12/27/2018 Urban share of population, 1982–2017 The urbanization rate (the urban share of population20) increased from 21.2 per cent in 1982 to over 50 per cent in 2011 for the first time. Statistics 12/27/2018 Dependency ratio, 1950–2100 It is estimated that China’s total dependency ratio will exceed 75 per cent by 2055, much higher than the estimated global average. Statistics 12/27/2018 Population pyramid, 2017 China's population is ageing due to its long-term low fertility rate and the increase in life expectancy. Prev 20 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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