The paper then addresses the integration of monetary child poverty and multidimensional deprivation analysis, and offers concluding remarks on analysing child poverty and deprivation. The various applications of MODA can be found on www.unicef-irc.org/MODA. That is also clear from the early definition of Rowntree (1901) who defined poverty as not having the financial resources 'necessary to support a person at the subsistence level of food, shelter, clothing and other necessities'. The distinction between poor and non-poor, in turn, is based on: (1) a definition of the "dimensions" (e.g. nutrition, clothes, shelter and other necessities) relevant to "subsistence", and (2) the resources (measured in a money-metric form) needed to pay for the minimum quantity of each of the dimensions.