Novčane naknade za siromašne porodice sa decom u Evropi i Republici Srbiji – karakteristike i ishodi programa dečijih dodataka
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18485/Ključne reči:
novčane naknade, siromaštvo, dečiji dodatak, reforma, Republika SrbijaApstrakt
Politika podrške porodicama sa decom predstavlja značajan segment sistema socijalne sigurnosti država u Evropi. Uprkos usmerenosti ka različitim ciljevima, ovim politikama je zajedničko redefinisanje postojećih mera i programa, posebno uzimajući u obzir nove socijalne rizike i izazove demografskih i ekonomskih promena. Predmet ovog rada je odgovor politika podrške porodici na rastuće siromaštvo i socijalno isključivanje dece u evropskom kontekstu, sa posebnim fokusom na program podrške siromašnim porodicama sa decom u Republici Srbiji. U ovom radu se prikazuju programi dečijih dodataka u državama Evrope, porede njihove karakteristike i ishodi sa karakteristikama i ishodima ovih novčanih naknada u Republici Srbiji. Nalazi upućuju na neophodnost reforme aktuelnog programa dečijih dodataka, uz mogućnost primene reformskih rešenja iz evropske prakse.
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