Refworld | Child poverty, inequality and demography: Why sub-Saharan Africa matters for the Sustainable Development Goals

Title	Child poverty, inequality and demography: Why sub-Saharan Africa matters for the Sustainable Development Goals
Publisher	Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
Author	Kevin Watkins & Maria Quattri
Publication Date	August 2016
Country	Burundi \| Benin \| Burkina Faso \| Botswana \| Central African Republic \| Cocos (Keeling) Islands \| Côte d'Ivoire \| Cameroon \| Democratic Republic of the Congo \| Republic of the Congo \| Cape Verde \| Ethiopia \| Gabon \| Ghana \| Guinea \| Gambia \| Guinea-Bissau \| Equatorial Guinea \| Liberia \| Lesotho \| Madagascar \| Mali \| Mozambique \| Mauritania \| Mauritius \| Malawi \| Namibia \| Niger \| Nigeria \| Rwanda \| Senegal \| Sierra Leone \| Sao Tome and Principe \| Eswatini \| Seychelles \| Chad \| Togo \| United Republic of Tanzania \| South Africa \| Zambia \| Zimbabwe
Topics	Children's rights \| Children-at-risk \| Extreme poverty
Cite as	Overseas Development Institute (ODI), Child poverty, inequality and demography: Why sub-Saharan Africa matters for the Sustainable Development Goals, August 2016, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/57c440364.html [accessed 3 November 2019]
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