Übersetzung für "Von armut betroffen" in Englisch

For some time, increasing numbers of people have been living below the poverty line, despite being in work.

Families from small towns and rural areas are hardest hit by poverty.

As a result, women are more affected than men by persistent poverty.

Poverty has a serious impact on single women with children.

In the EU today as many as 14 million working people are living in poverty.

Women suffer most from poverty.

An additional 45 million people are now experiencing and at risk of poverty.

In this context, it has urged the Member States to set minimum incomes so that the most disadvantaged groups obtain the necessary means to achieve a reasonable standard of living and are guaranteed social protection and adequate healthcare.

The balance between these two notions, social policy as the human face of the Union and social policy as a means to other strategic objec tives of the Union, is not easy to achieve.

Children and older people are the prime victims of poverty.

All in all, 79 million people in the EU are faced with poverty.

Children from impoverished backgrounds are affected the most.

Young people, single mothers and unemployed women were particular affected by poverty.

Worldwide, single women households are the especially hard hit by poverty.

In other words, children constitute a group of the population that is above average affected by poverty.

People in rural areas are more often struck by poverty.

At the same time they are often affected by hunger and poverty.

Globally, poverty tends to have a rural face.

The population of this region is strongly affected by poverty.

Young people in particular are affected by poverty and the lack of prospects.

These groups are particularly frequently marginalised and affected by extreme poverty.

In Switzerland, every 15th child lives in poverty.

In terms of climate change, women comprise the most vulnerable group, as they form the majority of the poorest populations.

Seventy-nine million people in the European Union were affected by poverty and malnutrition in 2006.

Women are the poorest and suffer most from illness in the developing countries.

Groups with special needs are also affected by social exclusion and by poverty in different manners.

Poverty continues disproportionately to affect disadvantaged groups, in particular children and the Roma.