Child Poverty Inquiry

The Child Poverty Inquiry is a formal investigation aimed at understanding the causes and consequences of child poverty within a specific region or country. It typically involves gathering data, analyzing living conditions, and exploring the impact of economic policies on children and families. The findings help policymakers identify effective strategies to reduce child poverty, improve access to education, healthcare, and basic needs, and ultimately ensure a better quality of life for vulnerable children. The goal is to create informed, actionable solutions that support children's well-being and development.