Every year after the budget is presented in the Parliament last day of February, HAQ puts out brief analysis of the Union Budget to see the share for children.

The analysis captures scheme wise allocation for children in the different sectors such as education, development, health and protection. The analysis serves   to gauge increasing and decreasing allocation trend and acts as a tool to further advocacy for children.

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• Pushed & Juggled Beyond The Margins – Budget for Children 2022-23
• Budget for Children 2021-22 Cast in Shadows
• Budget for Children 2020-21: Together with ALL, Development for ALL, the Trust of ALL (EXCEPT) CHILDREN
• Children in the ‘Trillion Dollar Economy’ Budget for Children 2019-2020
• Marching Towards a Trillion Dollar Economy with only 3.25 Per Cent for Children: Key Highlights of Union Budget (I) 2019-2020
• Budget for Children 2019-20: KEY ASK
• HAQ Budget for Children 2018-19
• Union Budget: A Window of Opportunity for Our Children? Budget for Children 2017-18
• Budget for Children 2016-17, Not even halfway through its demographic dividend
• Politics, Paisa Or Priorities Where Do Children Fit Into The 2015-16 Union Budget?
• New Government Gives Little Hope to Children, BfC 2014-2015
• A Quick Analysis of the Interim Union Budget 2014-2015 (Interim Budget)
• Budget 2013-2014 And Children A First Glance
• Budget for Children (BfC) in the Union Budget 2012-2013
• Budget for Children in the Union Budget 2011-2012
• Budget for Children in the Union Budget 2010-2011
• Less Spending, More Debt for India’s Children Union Budget 2009-2010 At A Glance
• Budget for Children 2008-2009 A First Glance
• Budget 2007-2008 And Children A First Glance
• What Does Union Budget 2006-2007 Have for Children?
• What Does The Budget 2005-2006 Have For Children?
• What Does the Budget 2004-2005 Have for Children?