OECD Family Database: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Access global data on family policies, childcare, and parental leave to help research and advocate for better family support systems.
The OECD Family Database is a comprehensive collection of global data and statistics focused on family-related policies, childcare, and parental leave structures.
Who it's for
This database is specifically intended for researchers and policy advocates. It is a specialized tool for those who need to study how different nations approach family welfare and the various support systems available to citizens. If you are looking for academic data to support a study or advocacy work regarding how families are supported globally, this is the resource designed for you.
What you get
Users gain access to extensive data sets regarding family policy. This includes detailed information on childcare availability and the various types of parental leave systems used across different regions. By using this database, you can examine how different countries structure their support for families, providing a clear view of the global landscape of family welfare and social safety nets.
What it costs you
Accessing this information is free. There are no fees required to use the data for your research or advocacy purposes.
The catch to know
It is important to understand that this is a data and research tool meant for policy comparison. While it provides a deep look into how family support systems work around the world, it does not provide direct family aid. This means you cannot apply to this database to receive personal financial assistance, childcare vouchers, or parental leave benefits for your own household. It is meant for studying the systems, not for receiving the benefits themselves.
How to apply
- Visit the official portal.
- Search for the family policy and data sections.
- Select the specific metrics you wish to compare, such as childcare or parental leave.
- Use the provided data to inform your research or advocacy work.