Duration of relative poverty in households with children aged below 15 years
This indicator provides information on the duration of relative poverty in children aged below 15 years.
The data provided by EU-SILC (European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions) allow the persistence of poverty to be measured for a maximum period of four years.
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Social benefits by programmes
Some 23.1% of Spain’s GDP is assigned to programmes for the care of elderly people, health, unemployment, disability, family, social exclusion and housing.