Growing Up in Poverty ― Findings from Young Lives

This book presents the latest evidence from Young Lives, a unique international study of children and poverty. It shows how the persistence of inequality amid general economic growth is leaving some extremely poor children behind, despite the promises of the Millennium Development Goals.

Elisabetta Aurino, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Gina Crivello, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Santiago Cueto, GRADE, PeruAlexandra Cussianovich, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKPaul Dornan, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKAndreas Georgiadis, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Priscila Hermida, Pontificia Universidad Catolica, EcuadorZoe James, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKSofya Krutikova, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Juan Leon, GRADE, PeruVirginia Morrow, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKIsmael G. Munoz, Ministry of Education, Peru Helen Murray, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKMaria Jose Ogando Portela, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKKirrily Pells, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UKVanessa Rojas, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Caine Rolleston, University of London, UKYisak Tafere, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK Uma Vennam, the Women's University, IndiaVu Thi Thanh Huong, Young Lives, University of Oxford, UK