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Annexes Annexes Annex 1 . Data on in-depth individual interviews conducted with children Code Age Sex Residence Basic characteristics environment III_C_ 1 15 years Female Rural Lives alone, both parents left for Russia, are old now divorced III _C_2 15 years Female Rural Lives with her disabled mother, her father left old for Russia III_C_ 3 10 years old Male Urban Lives with his grandmother, his parents migrated to Germany III_C_ 4 16 years Female Rural Lives with her grandmother and sister, doesn’t III_C_ 5 old 13 years old have a father, her mother migrated to Russia Male Urban Lives with his uncle, his father migrated to the Russian Federation while his mother left for Italy III_C_ 6 11 years Female Rural Lives with her father, her mother migrated to old Italy III_C_ 7 9 years old Male Rural Lives with his godmother, both parents migrated to the Russian Federation III_C_ 8 10 years Female Rural Lives with her grandparents, her mother left old for the Russian Federation and her father lives separately in Moldova III_C_ 9 16 years old Male Rural Lives with his grandmother, his mother migrated to Ukraine, his parents divorced III_C_ 10 11 years Female Rural Lives with her father and grandmother, her old mother left for the Russian Federation III_C_ 11 13 years old Male Rural Lives with his grandmother, his mother left for an unknown destination and his father mi- III_C_ 12 8 years old III_C_ 13 16 years old III_C_ 14 11 years old III_C_ 15 13 years old III_C_16 12 years old III_C_ 17 17 years old III_C_ 18 14 years old III_C_ 19 15 years old III_C_20 15 years old III_C_ 21 15 years old grated to Poland Female Urban Lives with her aunt (mother’s sister), her mother is in jail, her father migrated to Romania Male Rural Lives with a neighbour, his father died and his mother left for Italy Female Rural Lives with her aunt, her father works in Chisinau but her mother migrated to Italy Female Urban Lives with her neighbour, both parents migrated to Italy Female Rural Lives with her father, her mother migrated to Israel Female Rural Lives with her aunt, her father left for Portugal and her mother migrated to Italy Female Rural Lives with her grandparents, her father died and her mother migrated to Italy Female Rural Spends most time alone, her mother migrated to Italy and her father works in Chisinau Male Rural Lives with his grandmother, his mother left for the Russian Federation, his parents split up Female Rural Lives with her sister, both parents migrated for the Russian Federation 242
Annexes Code Age Sex Residence environment III_C_ 22 18 years old Basic characteristics Female Rural Lives with her father, her mother migrated to Ireland III_C_23 18 years old III_C_24 12 years old III_C_ 25 13 years old III_C_ 26 11 years old III_C_ 27 11 years old III_C_28 14 years old III_C_29 15 years old Male Rural Lives with his mother, his father migrated to Italy Female Urban Lives in a Placement Centre, her mother migrated to Israel Female Urban Lives in a Placement Centre, her mother migrated to Russia, doesn’t have a father Female Rural Lives with her aunt, her mother migrated to Italy, her father lives separately in Moldova Female Rural Lives with her 18-year-old brother, both parents migrated to Italy Female Urban Lives with her grandmother and her little sister, both parents migrated to Italy Male Rural Lives with his aunt and his little sister, doesn’t have a father, his mother migrated to Russia Annex 2. Data on in-depth individual interviews conducted with the elderly Code Age Sex Residence Basic characteristics environment III_E_ 1 75 years Male Rural Old person, lives with his wife old III_E_ 2 61 years old Female Urban Old person, lives with her son and 2 granddaughters III_E_ 3 71 years Female Urban Old person, lives with her granddaughter old III_E_ 4 63 years Female Urban Old person, lives with her grandson old III_E_ 5 86 years Male Rural Old person, lives with his wife old III_E_ 6 79 years Female Rural Old person, lives alone old III_E_ 7 71 years Female Urban Old person, lives alone old III_E_ 8 58 years Female Urban Old person, lives with her grandson old III_E_ 9 71 years Female Urban Old person, lives with her grandson old III_E_10 61 years Female Urban Old person, lives alone old III_E_11 57 years Female Urban Old person, lives with her grandson old III_E_12 62 years Female Urban Old person, lives with 2 grandchildren old III_E_13 76 years Female Rural Old person, lives alone III_E_14 old 60 years old Female Urban Old person, lives with her husband and 2 granddaughters 243
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SPECIFIC NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND ELDE
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Foreword quence of migration and in
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Methodology Executive Introduction
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Chapter I The lack of care and affe
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Normative aspects tection the child
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