• Poverty, according to national definitions, is reduced by at least half the proportion of children living in poverty in all its dimensions. ● Every child has access to sources of clean and safe drinking water, hygienic sanitation and hygiene facilities, adequate nutrition, and shelter or basic housing. ● No child experiences hunger or is exposed to food insecurity; no child is underweight or stunted. ● Social security schemes aimed at the most vulnerable children in society, such as children who head households and children with disabilities, are in place and are effectively implemented in practice. ● National health insurance extends to all children, including the most vulnerable children, such as the children of unemployed parents, children without parental care and orphans. ● Child-sensitive social protection is provided to children and families most in need of care. ● Children with disabilities realise their full potential. ● There are no street children in African cities or towns; no child is forced to beg for a living. 17