Increased child poverty in the developed world

The world is constantly listening to bad news. The latest addition is that, since the recession began in 2008, the increase in child poverty in 23 developed countries has increased. In a rare report from UNICEF, it is learned that in the recession, there was an influx of 2.6 million poverty in rich countries. Since 2008, the percentage of children in poverty has increased in Greece and Iceland. The next positions are Latvia, Croatia and Ireland respectively. During this time, the number of children living in poverty in the UK increased from 24 percent to 25.6 percent. Unicef, which conducted research on 41 states, declined in only 8 countries. Chile has the most to come down to the challenge. Child poverty in the country decreased from 31.4% to 22.8%.

Norway has the lowest child poverty rate of 5.3%. Which was 9.6% in 2008. And the number of child poverty rates is Greece (40.5%). In 2008, their rate was 23%. In Latvia and Spain, the rate of child poverty rate is more than 36 percent. The rate is 25 percent in the United States. The report says that the number of children and their families failing to meet the basic needs of the basic material and education for the last five years has been increasing in most of the developed world. After the Great Deafness of the 1930s, so many unemployment has never been seen in the developed world. For this reason, a generation of those who had been trapped in illiterate netting of the time, the disabled young men and women. Their expectations were far from imperfect. The report also said that the impact of the ongoing recession on children will remain long after the recession has been cut.

Researchers at the Research of Child Development in Women's Researchers: The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Child-Owning in Rich Countries, have enough opportunities to buy themselves or family food as part of their research, stress levels, overall dissatisfaction, and opportunities for children to grow and grow. Question about the concept of five years of experience and deprivation based on these four indicators Was jnesa. Based on its score, it has been seen that the situation has deteriorated in the period from 2007 to 2013; Increasing the feeling of insecurity and stress increased. In the last five years, the number of families with disabilities in the last five years has almost doubled in many countries, unable to accept fish, meat, chicken or equivalent vegetables. In Estonia, Greece, Iceland and Italy, this rate is currently 10, 18, 6 and 16 percent.

This research report for the United Nations says that material deprivation and pressure are affecting parents' relationship with children. The current recession has hit most children and young people. The number of people who do not participate in education, jobs or any type of training are now 7.5 million in the European Union. In 2008, European Union countries had at least one million. The rate of decline in the number of people in the world is 30.7%. From 2007 to 2013, the number of such people has increased in Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Romania. On the other hand, the most decrease is in Turkey. From 37 percent in 2008, it was down 35.5 percent in 2013.

According to the report, decreasing the number of unemployed or unrelated people does not mean that young people are steadily stabilizing. Most of those employed in the age group of 15 to 24 years are getting lesser wages than part-time and fair wages. The number of young people taking nominal wages in the developed world increased threefold in the last five years. The report concludes that problems for the children and their families have not ended. Problems of having a good time- Many will take years to go back to the previous level. It has been a big risk for the developed world.