Child day-care activities

NACE code 88.91 covers the provision of day-care services for children. This industry plays a vital role in supporting working families and enabling economic participation, particularly for women. Child day-care activities are an essential part of the broader social services sector, contributing to the well-being of communities and the overall productivity of the workforce.

Child day-care facilities typically provide a range of services, including supervision, educational activities, and recreational programs for children. The main production techniques involve the organization and management of these activities, as well as the maintenance of a safe and nurturing environment for the children in their care.

Key inputs for the child day-care industry include qualified and experienced staff, suitable facilities and equipment (e.g., playgrounds, educational materials), and food and supplies for the children. Regulatory compliance, such as meeting health and safety standards, is also a critical input for this industry.

The primary output of the child day-care industry is the provision of care and educational services for children. This output supports the participation of parents, particularly mothers, in the workforce, as well as the overall development and well-being of children. The output of this industry may be consumed by households 97.00 Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use and other related NACE codes, such as 85.10 Pre-primary education and 88.99 Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c..