Bright Opoku Ahinkorah, Eugene Budu, Abdul-Aziz Seidu, Ebenezer Agbaglo, Collins Adu, Edward Kwabena Ameyaw, Irene Gyamfuah Ampomah, Anita Gracious Archer, Kwaku Kissah-Korsah, Sanni Yaya
Barriers to healthcare access and healthcare seeking for childhood illnesses among childbearing women in sub-Saharan Africa: A multilevel modelling of Demographic and Health Surveys
PloS one
abstract past decades witnessed international pressure get children world educated longer view school education core definitions good childhoods successful youth transitions increasingly widespread globally locally however structural inequalities persist migration education become important individual family community response overcome gaps article explores relationship migration educational aspirations among group young people participating young lives international study child poverty peru draws survey qualitative data collected cohort children tracked study 15year period time 8 years old 2002 early adulthood 2017 young people parents connect migration process becoming somebody life high educational aspirations linked intergenerational dependencies roles children play mitigating family poverty aspirations generated country backdrop economic social inequalities recent history political violence resulting mass displacement established diverse patterns internal international migration keywords transitionrural youthimmigrantsgenerationschooling acknowledgements special thanks young lives children families qualitative team peru collect data lita cameron patricia espinoza alan sanchez natalia streuli provided research assistance young lives corefunded 20012017 uk department international development dfid benefit developing countries cofunded netherlands ministry foreign affairs 20102014 substudies funded bernard van leer foundation interamerican development bank peru international development research centre ethiopia oak foundation views expressed solely author notes 1 detailed account sampling approach see escobal flores technical note 3 available httpwwwyounglivesorgukpublicationstechnicalnotes 2 figures based r3 survey data 2009 currently checked consistency included cautiously 3 impact mothers migration history within context political violence childrens welfare explored using yl data escobal flores citation2009 4 selection based survey variables related 1 subjective poverty 2 home services 3 health index 4 receipt benefits 5 male school attendance 6 female school attendance 7 child work 8 minority ethnicity 9 caregiver education community names used order protect participants identities community descriptions adapted fieldworker reports ames et al citation2009