About Children
Children's statistics encompass health, development, education, protection, and other dimensions of child well-being.
Available Datasets
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Name
Topics Covered
Survey & Year
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Learn – Child Education 2023
Early childhood education
Attendance
Parental Involvement
Sub-National Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2023
XLS
Thrive – Child Health Nutrition & Development 2023
Immunisation
Disease episodes
Diarrhea
Infant and young child feeding
Malnutrition
Early childhood development
Sub-National Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2023
XLS
Child Mortality – 2009
Infant and under-five mortality
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Nutrition – 2009
Breastfeeding
Infant feeding patterns
Low birth weight infants
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Child Health – 2009
Vaccinations
Oral rehydration treatment
Home management of diarrhea
Care seeking for suspected pneumonia
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Child Development – 2009
Family support for learning
Learning materials
Children left alone/with other children
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Child Protection – 2009
Birth registration
Child labour
Labourer students and student labourers
Child discipline
Early marriage
Spousal age difference
Attitudes toward domestic violence
Child disability
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Children’s Living Arrangements & Orphanhood – 2009
Living arrangements
Orphanhood
Lebanon Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey on the Situation of Women and Children 2009 (Round 3)
XLS
Methodology note
Interpreting the data in context
The datasets presented on this page are compiled from different household and social surveys conducted by CAS. As survey objectives, coverage, sampling design, reference periods and target populations may differ from one survey to another, results should be interpreted in relation to the methodology of each source survey. Users are encouraged to consult the related survey report or documentation for detailed information on definitions, concepts and data collection methods.