A 0–100 score for each country in Central America, South America and the Caribbean, estimating the structural likelihood that children are living on the streets. This is a prioritisation signal for research and outreach — not a count of street-living children. Click any country to see every indicator behind its score.
Dots sit at approximate national centroids on an equirectangular grid; dot size reflects the score and colour the risk tier. Labels are placed automatically to avoid overlap, with a leader line where one had to be moved clear.
Select up to three countries to compare domain by domain.
The score is a weighted average of seven structural domains, plus an additive shock modifier. Move a slider to test how the ranking changes if a domain matters more or less. Every view above updates live.