1. Number of children 0-17 years old, at the beginning of the year (number)

2. Percentage of children 0-17 years old, to the total population, at the beginning of the year (%)

3. Percentage of adolescents 10-19 years old, to the total population, at the beginning of the year (%)

4. Percentage of young people 10-24 years old, to the total population, at the beginning of the year (%)

5. Percentage of youth 15-29 years old, to the total population, at the beginning of the year (%)

6. Life expectancy at birth (Years)

7. Crude birth rate (per 1,000) (number)

8. Sex ratio at birth (number)

9. Proportion of births to mothers aged under 20 years (%)

10. Adolescent birth rate (per 1,000 females aged 15-19 years) (number)

1. Abortion among women 15-24 years old (number)

2. Rate of abortion for aged 15-24 (per 1,000 population) (number)

3. Ratio of abortions for aged 15-24 (per 1,000 live births) (%)

4. Maternal mortality level (per 100,000 live births) (number)

5. Births attended by skilled health professionals (%)

6. Children under 5 infected with HIV (number)

7. Youth 15-24 years old infected with HIV (number)

8. Children up to 19 years old infected with tuberculosis (number)

9. Young people 10-24 years old infected with tuberculosis (number)

10. Children up to 19 years old infected with Hepatitis B (number)

11. Young people 10-24 years old with Hepatitis B (number)

12. Suicide among young people 10-24 years old (number)

13. Rate of suicide among young people 10-24 years (per 100,000) (number)

14. Deaths from road accidents in youth 16-24 years old (number)

15. Death rate from road accidents in youth 16-24 years old (number)

1. Gross enrolment ratio (GER) in pre-university education (number)

2. Net enrolment ratio (NER) in pre-university education (%)

3. Participation rate of children 5-6 years old in organized learning (%)

4. Gross enrolment rate, fifth-grade (%)

5. Gross enrolment rate, ninth-grade (%)

6. Gender equality index for participation in pre-university education (%)

7. Students repeating the academic year in pre-university education (%)

8. Proportion of school drop-out children in basic education (%)

9. Gross graduation ratio in secondary education (%)

10. Enrolment of children with disabilities in pre-university education (number)

1. Children 0-17 years old victims of crime, during the year (number)

2. Ratio of children 0-17 victims of crime, to the total of victims, during the year (%)

3. Rate of children 0-17 victims of crime, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

4. Rate of children 0-17 years old victims of intentional murder, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

5. Victims and potential victims of human trafficking, during the year (number)

6. Rate of victims and potential victims of human trafficking, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

7. Children 0-17 years old victims and potential victims of human trafficking, during the year (number)

8. Ratio of children 0-17 years old victims and possible victims of human trafficking, during the year (%)

9. Rate of children 0-17 victims and potential victims of human trafficking, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

10. Children under 18 years old, alleged offenders, during the year (number)

11. Ratio of children under 18 years old, to the total of alleged offenders, during the year (%)

12. Rate of children under 18 years old alleged offenders, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

13. Children 14-17 years old in institutions for the execution of criminal decisions, at the end of the year (number)

14. Rate of children 14-17 years old in institutions for the execution of criminal decisions, at the end of the year (per 100,000) (number)

15. Ratio of children 14-17 years old in institutions for the execution of criminal decisions, at the end of the year (%)

16. Ratio of youth 14-24 years old in institutions for the execution of criminal decisions, at the end of the year (%)

17. Children 14-17 years old alleged offenders, whose cases are handled by first-degree courts, during the year (number)

18. Children 14-17 sentenced to alternative measures by first-degree courts, during the year (number)

19. Children 14-17 years old sentenced to deprivation of liberty by first-degree courts, during the year (number)

20. Ratio of children 14-17 years old sentenced to alternative measures, to the total of children convicted by first-degree courts, during the year (%)

21. Ratio of children 14-17 years old sentenced to deprivation of liberty, to the total of children convicted by first-degree courts, during the year (%)

22. Children 14-17 years old alleged offenders, whose cases are handled by the prosecution, during the year (number)

23. Ratio of children 14-17 years old, to the total of alleged offenders, handled by the prosecution, during the year (%)

1. Early leavers from education and training aged 18-24 years (%)

2. Share of youth 20-24 years old who have completed the higher cycle of secondary education (%)

3. Participation rate of youth 15-24 years old in formal and non-formal training in the last 4 weeks (%)

4. Participation rate of youth 15-29 years old in formal and non-formal training in the last 4 weeks (%)

5. Youths 15-24 years old not in employment/education/training (NEETs) (%)

6. Youths 15-29 years old not in employment/education/training (NEETs) (%)

7. Labour market participation rate for youth 15-24 years old (%)

8. Labour market participation rate for youth 15-29 years old (%)

9. Employment structure for youth 15-24 years old (%)

10. Employment structure for youth 15-29 years old (%)

11. Youth 15-24 years old, self-employed (%)

12. Youth 15-29 years old, self-employed (%)

13. Youth 15-24 years old working on a temporary contract (%)

14. Youth 15-29 years old working on a temporary contract (%)

15. Long-term unemployment rate for youth 15-24 years old (%)

16. Long-term unemployment rate for youth 15-29 years old (%)

17. Unemployment ratio of youth 15-24 years old (%)

18. Unemployment ratio of youth 15-29 years old (%)

19. Unemployment rate of youth 15-24 years old (%)

20. Unemployment rate of youth 15-29 years old (%)

1. Children aged 0-17 years at risk of poverty, according to the national at-risk-of-poverty threshold (%)

2. Individuals, members of households with dependent children, at risk of poverty (%)

3. Children aged 0-17 years at risk of poverty, compared to the total population at risk of poverty (%)

1. Children 0-17 years old in formal foster/kinship care, at the end of the year (number)

2. Rate of children in foster/kinship care (per 100,000) (number)

3. Children aged 0-17 who entered formal foster/kinship care during the year (number)

4. Children aged 0-17 who left formal foster/kinship care during the year (number)

5. Proportion of children with disabilities in formal foster/kinship care, at the end of the year (%)

6. Number of adoptions, during the year (number)

7. Rate of child adoption, during the year (per 100,000) (number)

8. Children aged 0-17 in centers with residential care, at the end of the year (number)

9. Children aged 0-17 in centers with residential care in children's homes, at the end of the year (number)

10. Children aged 0-17 in centers with residential care in development centers for children with disabilities, at the end of the year (number)

11. Children aged 0-17 years who entered centers with residential care, during the year (number)

12. Children aged 0-17 years who left centers with residential care, during the year (number)

13. Rate of children in centers with residential care (per 100,000) (number)

14. Proportion of children with disabilities in centers with residential care, at the end of the year (%)

15. Children aged 0-17 in alternative care, at the end of the year (number)

16. Rate of children in alternative care, at the end of the year (per 100,000) (number)

17. Proportion of children with disabilities in alternative care, at the end of the year (%)

18. Ratio of adopted children and children in foster care, to the total of children in alternative care, at the end of the year (%)

19. Ratio of children in centers with residential care, to the total of children in alternative care, at the end of the year (%)

1. Young people using the internet for interacting with public authorities, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

2. Young people using the internet for interacting with public authorities, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)

3. Young people with at least one ICT skill, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

4. Young people with at least one ICT skill, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)

5. Young people using the internet for participating in social networks, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

6. Young people using the internet for participating in social networks, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)

7. Young people using the internet for civic and political participation, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

8. Young people using the internet for civic and political participation, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)

9. Young people using the internet for doing online courses, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

10. Young people using the internet for doing online courses, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)

11. Young people using the internet for reading news sites, newspapers, news magazines, as % of population aged 16-24 (%)

12. Young people using the internet for reading news sites, newspapers, news magazines, as % of population aged 16-29 (%)