league table, demonstrating that relatively good average performance on child poverty may hide stark differences within countries. These types of disparities represent a challenge to policymakers in all countries. Even in the countries at the top of this report’s league table, there are many children who, by accident of birth or circumstances, find themselves at much higher than average risk of poverty. Figure 10. Relative income poverty for children living in households with one or two parents, OECD countries, 2018 or most recent data Sources: See Technical Appendix Note: The relative income poverty rate in this chart is based on a threshold of 50 per cent of median income Costa Rica Romania Türkiye Israel Chile Spain Italy Mexico Bulgaria United States Greece Luxembourg Japan Republic of Korea Slovakia United Kingdom Portugal Lithuania Australia Canada Hungary Latvia Estonia Austria New Zealand Germany Poland Netherlands (Kingdom of the) France Sweden Belgium Ireland Norway Slovenia Czechia Denmark Iceland Single adult Two or more adults Finland 0 22 10 Child Poverty in the Midst of Wealth 20 30 40 Child income poverty rate (%) 50 60 Innocenti Report Card 18