Analytics and insights
The Evidence Centre has an active data and analytics team who produce informed insights on a range of topics.
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1. Youth justice insights separating misconceptions from facts
This report explores the youth justice system, presenting insights around youth crime, rates of reoffending and the relationship between care and youth justice.
Pdf, 459 KB
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2. Children and young people with impairments
This report uses administrative data to provide an overview of children and young people in care, or with Oranga Tamariki involvement, who are living with impairments.
Pdf, 1.8 MB
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3. Measuring disparity and disproportionality in the C&P system
A short report setting out an approach and framework for measuring disparity and disproportionality in the Care and Protection system.
Pdf, 667 KB
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4. Factors associated with disparities experienced by tamariki Māori in the C&P system
A quantitative exploration of disparities for tamariki Māori in the Care and Protection system.
Pdf, 1.1 MB
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5. Mothers with care and protection history: Child entries into care
This report provides insights into the likelihood of a mother with a care and protection history having a child placed in out-of-home care.
Pdf, 211 KB
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6. Updated: Factors associated with disparities experienced by tamariki Māori in the C&P system
An updated report of the disparities experienced by tamariki Māori in the Care and Protection system, including a refined methodology and regional breakdown of the results.
Pdf, 765 KB
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7. Babies entering Oranga Tamariki care
This report provides information on care and protection interactions for babies, including a scenario example of interactions at different stages of the care and protection process, and numbers by year.
Pdf, 273 KB
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8. At a glance - Harm to children in New Zealand
To better understand the level and types of harm experienced by tamariki, we undertook a literature scan around harm in the general New Zealand population using a range of internal and external sources.
Pdf, 357 KB
Published: November 6, 2020
