Addressing Poverty
​and Supporting Social Inclusion

Brussels,

Inequality is a complex and multidimensional phenomenon. While evaluating it, we can look at its outcome, such as income, education, or health. Inequality can also be assessed as a function of characteristics of a person, such as age, gender or place of residence. It is also possible to evaluate the inequality of opportunity (principle 3 of European Pillar of Social Rights) and its effect on the social mobility, i.e. the persistence of (dis)advantage from parents to children in terms of income, education or health.
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Finally, inclusiveness of growth can be assessed, i.e. the extent to which the products are distributed equally in the population in terms of higher disposable income and/or higher quality of life.

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Addressing Economic Inequalities​

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Active Inclusion​

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Children
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Homelessness

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Access to essential Services
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