Greece has the highest rate of people who are struggling, 17.7%, followed by France (16.7%), Slovenia (10.5%) and the Netherlands (10.4%).
The 16 to 29 age range is the most in trouble, accounting for nearly 15% of all people in the EU who haven’t been able to pay their rent in the last twelve months, an average of 9.5% across the block if we consider only people not at risk of poverty: 23.8% in France, 23.4% in Greece, and 16.1% in the Netherlands.
The Eurostat dataset, which excludes countries with low data reliability, also shows that 4.9% of people in the EU have experienced housing difficulties in their lifetime, meaning that, at some point, they had no place of their own and were forced to stay in temporary accommodation.
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Video editor • Mert Can Yilmaz
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Publish date : 2024-10-21 04:52:00
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