Greece’s child wellbeing index rose in 2025-2026
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The Center for Planning and Economic Research (ΚΕΠΕ) in Greece reported an increase in child wellbeing across the country for the 2025-2026 school year. ΚΕΠΕ researchers measured wellbeing using a General Child Wellbeing Index based on a survey of 3,260 students.
The index reached 95.98 percent, rising from 94.52 percent the previous school year.
Economic Child Wellbeing also improved, increasing to 92.15 percent from 90.84 percent, while Non-Economic Child Wellbeing rose to 90.40 percent from 87.46 percent. ΚΕΠΕ released these findings in connection with the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, emphasizing the importance of tracking child wellbeing through detailed indicators that go beyond simple economic measures. The index aims to capture children’s living conditions by considering a broad range of economic and non-economic factors.
