19714 KB164 KB2018Boljka, UrbanNagode, MatejaNarat, TamaraCOBISSID:297133568ISBN:978-961-91472-4-5URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-TS7B5ALJenSocial Protection Institute of the Republic of Sloveniaknjigeblaginja otrokchildDružbeni položajelektronske knjigemednarodne primerjaveOtrocipodatkovno upodabljanjespremljanjeIRSSV child well-being index| substantial challenges, methods and applicability|The publication highlights the creation of IRSSV Child Well-Being Index (CWBI) which is seen not only as a complement to the existent child well-being monitoring system in Slovenia but also as a tool for continuous, user-friendly, conceptually and theoretically based visualisation of reliable data to be used at European level. The index does that by calculating a single value representing child well-being. By doing so, it simplifies the assessment of child well-being, the identification of trends, international comparisons and ensures more efficient identification of possible issues in certain domains of well-being and, consequently, more appropriate policy response. The CWBI is a composite measure of average values of the seven semi-indices - also calculated individually for girls and boys: material well-being, health material and safety, behaviours and risks, education, housing and environment, family and peer relationships and subjective well-being. The CWBI comprises 31 indicators for 27 European countries. The web visualisation of the Child Well-Being Index establishes a clear line between child well-being outcomes and the social, economic and public policy context in which these outcomes occur. Analysis of the correlation between such context and child well-being is therefore possibleTEXTknjigebooksSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia