João Pedro Azevedo

High-income parents teach their children independence, low-income parents teach obedience. The evidence in the graphs below is striking.

An interesting theoretical model on how family values interact with social mobility.

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A shared dataset cannot be overgrazed. It can be polluted.

My new essay reads the UN System Data Commons through Hardin, Ostrom and Rose. In the age of AI, the risk is numbers that lose their source, definition and vintage on the way to the user. #OfficialStatistics

COP31 opens in Antalya. UNICEF estimates: 1.1 billion children are exposed to at least three of eight climate hazards, and 296 million to drought, extreme heat and heatwaves combined. #COP31 data.unicef.org/resources/chil…

This week in Paris: on Wed 11 Nov I join the @ParisPeaceForum #PPF2026 #ChildSummit roundtable "From Priority Interventions to Lasting Impact for Child Wellbeing" (13:15–14:30 CET).

My angle: the #DataForChildren that countries need to see whether interventions reach children.

Floods, storms, drought, heat, fire, dust, polluted air, malaria, landslides, earthquakes and volcanoes, with every child under 18 on a 100-metre grid.

That is what UNICEF's Global Child Hazard Database puts on one public map. #DataForChildren (1/4)