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The Power of Regional Indicators in Achieving Action: The Southern Regional Initiative on Child Care

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Indicators of Children's Well Being

Part of the book series: Social Indicators Research Series ((SINS,volume 27))

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This chapter describes the impact of regional indicators through presentation of a case study that demonstrates how effective use of regional data can be a powerful strategy to achieve action on behalf of children and families. The Southern Institute on Children and Families envisioned and led the project. The Southern Institute has a record of effectively using regional data to raise awareness, build public/private sector action partnerships, and motivate public policymakers and administrators to improve the way government benefit programs are set forth in policy and implemented in reality.

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SHUPTRINE, S.C., RAVENELL, N. (2006). The Power of Regional Indicators in Achieving Action: The Southern Regional Initiative on Child Care. In: Ben-Arieh, A., Goerge, R.M. (eds) Indicators of Children's Well Being. Social Indicators Research Series, vol 27. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4242-6_4

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