#52026SC0770EU Poverty Trends and Anti-Poverty Policy Evidence
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This staff working document sets out the evidence behind the EU’s Anti-Poverty Strategy and its proposal on fighting housing exclusion. It maps who is most exposed to poverty in the EU, including children, young people, older people, single parents, people with disabilities, migrants, homeless people, and people facing discrimination. It does not create direct new duties for companies or citizens. Its practical importance is that it will guide EU and national policy, funding, monitoring, and future measures on income support, jobs, housing, food, energy, transport, childcare, and access to essential services.
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Key Changes
- Provides the evidence base for the EU Anti-Poverty Strategy and the housing exclusion recommendation
- Sets out poverty trends, risk groups, policy gaps, and monitoring needs across Member States
- Points to future EU work on affordability indicators and stronger tracking of progress toward 2030 and 2050 poverty goals