US EditionAchieving child poverty target could cost £920m a year in benefits, report warns
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No shortcuts to Scotland’s child poverty targets
This week, the Scottish Government published their child poverty progress report for 2024-25. The report lays out what policies have been undertaken to reduce child poverty and estimates the impact of the main measures. In March, new statistics showed that Scotland had not met its interim child poverty targets. The final targets, due in 2030/31, are compared to official statistics in the figure below. Table 1: Child poverty rates and interim tar…
Members of Parliament Caroline Parmentier (RN) and Béatrice Piron (EPR) presented their information report on child poverty to the Delegation for Children's Rights. After an update on the available data, the report focuses, on the one hand, on reducing the poverty of parents (through the use of the law and the professional activity of parents) and, on the other hand, on improving the material conditions in which children live.
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