Building a Brighter Tomorrow

 Abu Dhabi Launches the “Thriving Child Index” to Ensure a Brighter Future for the Next Generation

Abu Dhabi continues to reinforce its position as a leader in human development with the launch of the “Thriving Child Index.” This initiative is designed to enhance the quality of life for children, ensuring their overall well-being and comprehensive development.

A Commitment to the Future

In a world where cities race toward economic and technological progress, Abu Dhabi remains steadfast in prioritizing the foundation of any thriving society—its children. The “Thriving Child Index” is more than just a measurement tool; it is a commitment to fostering a nurturing environment where every child can grow, learn, and reach their full potential.

By focusing on key aspects such as education, health, emotional well-being, and social inclusion, the index will serve as a guide for policymakers and institutions to continuously improve services and programs dedicated to children’s welfare.

Why It Matters

Investing in children today means securing a prosperous and sustainable future. Abu Dhabi recognizes that the well-being of its youngest citizens directly impacts the overall strength of the nation. When children grow up in an environment that supports their physical, mental, and emotional development, they become empowered individuals who contribute positively to society.

With this initiative, Abu Dhabi is not just setting a regional benchmark but is positioning itself as a global model in child welfare and development. The “Thriving Child Index” ensures that policies are aligned with international best practices while also being tailored to the unique needs of the UAE’s diverse community.

This initiative reflects Abu Dhabi’s forward-thinking vision—one that doesn’t just focus on economic growth but on people-first development. The UAE has always believed in nurturing its human capital, and by investing in children today, it guarantees a future filled with innovation, stability, and success.