Children in Korea are the least happy with their lives among their peers in other OECD nations， but the Korean government is working to remedy that with a five－year plan.
The national action plan， announced Wednesday， targets four key factors for improving children′s lives： preparing for the future， health， safety and companionship.
The plan will also offer special services to working parents， like childcare support and parenting advice.
The move comes after Korea ranked at the very bottom of a 2013 OECD survey on children′s satisfaction with their lives.
Korea scored just 60－point－3 points，... which is far below truist championship the OECD average of 85.
With the plan， the Korean government hopes to raise children′s satisfaction level to 77 points by 2019... islam makhachev 明天的天氣 and to 85 points within the next 10 years.
