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I'm constantly on the lookout for cross cutting ideas, whether they are strategies, tactics, models, or issues. Given that 75 years of field experience has taught us that the quality of children's lives depends on the health, security and well-being of their mothers, I think there are a lot of organizations that might find the 2007 Mothers' Index to be valuable. What this index does, among other things, is assess the countries of the world according to various benchmarks that relate to motherhood, and rank them according to where it would be best and worst to be a mother. My birthplace (Sweden) is at the top. The very bottom ranks include Niger, Sierra Leone, and Yemen. The United States - probably because it has both first and third world economies in it - is somewhere in the middle.
Posted: 7/2/07; 2:36:35 PM # |