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Health Inequalities Annual Report 2019

Published On: 27th March 2019

By: Department of Health (Northern Ireland)

The Department of Health’s Annual Report 2019 on the health inequality gaps between the most well off and least well deprived areas of Northern Ireland, and within Health and Social Care Trust and Local Government District areas. Data on seven health related indicators are presented life expectancy and general health, premature mortaility, major diseases, hospital activity, mental health, alcohol, smoking and drugs, pregnancy and early years and childhood obesity. In addition, it depicts any changes in health outcomes.

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Published on: 1st April 2021

After Shocks: financial resilience before and during the Covid-19 crisis

Maja Gustafsson et al.'s report looks at household finances before and during the pandemic through a comparative approach of data from Germany, France and the UK, the three largest economies in Europe. The specially commissioned survey in all three countries explored the effect the pandemic had on employment, household incomes and the ability of households to cope with an income shock.

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Children and Young People’s Strategy 2020-2030

The Northern Ireland Executive's ten year strategy for children and young peope aims to make life better for all children and young people in Northern Ireland through eight outcomes: children and young people are physically and mentally healthy, enjoy play and leisure, learn and achieve, live in safety and stability, experience economic and environmental wellbeing, make a positive contribution to society, live in a society which respects their rights and live ina society in which equality of opportunity and good relations are promoted.

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Money and income Poverty Social Connection and Belonging

Published on: 16th September 2026

From the Crash to Covid and Beyond: the social situation in Europe

From the Crash to Covid and Beyond is a review of the social situation in the 27 EU member states, with proposals and recommendations for a more sustainable and inclusive future.

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Published on: 1st April 2021

After Shocks: financial resilience before and during the Covid-19 crisis

Maja Gustafsson et al.'s report looks at household finances before and during the pandemic through a comparative approach of data from Germany, France and the UK, the three largest economies in Europe. The specially commissioned survey in all three countries explored the effect the pandemic had on employment, household incomes and the ability of households to cope with an income shock.

Policy and Influencing
Physical, Mental and Emotional Health Health and Wellbeing

Published on: 22nd January 2021

Children and Young People’s Strategy 2020-2030

The Northern Ireland Executive's ten year strategy for children and young peope aims to make life better for all children and young people in Northern Ireland through eight outcomes: children and young people are physically and mentally healthy, enjoy play and leisure, learn and achieve, live in safety and stability, experience economic and environmental wellbeing, make a positive contribution to society, live in a society which respects their rights and live ina society in which equality of opportunity and good relations are promoted.

Policy and Influencing
Money and income Poverty Social Connection and Belonging

Published on: 16th September 2026

From the Crash to Covid and Beyond: the social situation in Europe

From the Crash to Covid and Beyond is a review of the social situation in the 27 EU member states, with proposals and recommendations for a more sustainable and inclusive future.

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