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Youth Transitions Report Series 2003

Government has the goal of having by 2007, all 15 to 19 year olds in work, education or training, or other activities that contribute to their…

National Bibliometric Report 1997 to 2001- International Benchmarking of New Zealand Research

Scientific and technical knowledge can be tacit (kept as personal knowledge or skills), or it can be codified in the form of publications, patents or blueprints.…

Young people’s experience of recovery and wellbeing following a suicide attempt

Social Work Now, Issue 23, pages 15-21. Evidence suggests that young people aged 15-24 in New Zealand are at increased risk of death by suicide compared…

Evaluating the February 1999 Domestic Purposes Benefit and Widows Benefit Reforms: Summary of key findings

This paper reports on the findings of the evaluation and monitoring strategy that focused on policy reforms for Domestic Purposes Benefit (DPB) and Widows Benefit (WB)…

The Social Report 2002

The Social Report 2002 Update is the second stage in the programme of social monitoring initiated by The Social Report 2001. It aims to provide up-to-date…

Raising Children in New Zealand: Exploring Good Outcomes for Young People

As part of its family dynamics/family effectiveness research programme, the Ministry of Social Development commissioned research in 2000 to explore the views of families, young people…

Building Strength: Youth Development Literature Review

A review of research on how to achieve good outcomes for young people in their families, peer groups, schools, careers and communities (published in June 2002…

Raising Children in New Zealand: The Influence of Parental Income on Children's Outcomes

It is well established that parental income is positively associated with virtually every dimension of child well-being that social scientists measure. This report advances beyond simple…

Living Standards of Older Māori

New Zealand Living Standards 2000