This means that these people were affected by at least one of three conditions: at risk of poverty

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This means that these people were affected by at least one of three conditions: at risk of poverty after social esat transfers (income poverty), experiencing severe material deprivation or living in households with very low work intensity. The proportion of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU28 in 2013 (24.5%) decreased slightly compared to 2012 (24.8%), but higher than that recorded in 2008 (23.8 %). Reducing the number of people facing the EU at risk of poverty or social exclusion is one of the key objectives of the Europe 2020 Strategy These data are released by Eurostat, esat the statistical office of the European Union, and are based on data from the Survey on Income and Living Conditions EU-SILC4. At-risk of poverty or social exclusion highest in Bulgaria, the lowest in the Czech Republic
In 2013, more than a third of the population was at risk of poverty or social exclusion in five Member States: Bulgaria (48.0%), Romania (40.4%), Greece (35.7% ), Latvia (35.1%) and Hungary (33.5%). Conversely, the lowest percentage of people are at risk of poverty or social exclusion were recorded in the Czech Republic (14.6%), the Netherlands (15.9%), Finland (16 , 0%) and Sweden (16.4%). Among the Member States for which data are available, the interest rate risk of poverty or social exclusion increased between 2008 and 2013 in most Member States the only decreases were registered in Poland (30.5% in 2008 to 25.8% in 2013), Romania (44.2% to 40.4%), esat Austria (20.6% to 18.8%), Finland (17.4% to 16.0%) , Slovakia (20.6% to 19.8%), the Czech Republic (15.3% to 14.6%) and France (18.5% to 18.1%), while the rate remained stable in Belgium. 17% of the population at risk of poverty in the EU28 ...
If separately each of the three elements defining the risk of poverty or social exclusion esat can be observed, it is observed that 16.7% of the population of the EU28 in 2013 were at risk of poverty after taking into account social transfers, that is to say that their disposable income was below the national poverty risk or social exclusion threshold. The proportion of people at risk of poverty in the EU28 in 2013 (16.7%) decreased compared to 2012 (16.9%) but increased slightly compared to 2008 (16.6%). It should be noted that the income poverty risk rate is a relative measure of poverty and the poverty varies considerably between Member States. It also changes over time: due to the economic crisis, the threshold esat has decreased in recent esat years in a number of Member States. In 2013, over 20% of the population was at risk of poverty in Greece (23.1%), esat Romania (22.4%), Bulgaria (21.0%), Lithuania (20.6%) and Spain (20.4%). The lowest rates were observed in the Czech Republic (8.6%) and the Netherlands (10.4%). Compared to 2008, the proportion esat of people being at risk of income poverty has increased (based on data EU-SILC) in sixteen Member States and fell in ten. ... 10% experiencing severe material deprivation ...
In the EU28 in 2013, 9.6% of the population were living in severe material deprivation, which means that their living conditions were limited by a lack of resources, such as the fact of not being able to pay bills, to adequately heat their homes or take a week vacation outside esat their home2. The proportion of people with severe material deprivation situation in the EU28 in 2013 (9.6%) decreased compared to 2012 (9.9%) but is still higher than that recorded in 2008 (8.5%). The proportion of people esat experiencing severe material deprivation in 2013 differed greatly between Member esat States, ranging from more than a quarter of the population in Bulgaria esat (43.0%), Romania (28.5%) and Hungary (26.8%) and less than 5% of the population in Sweden (1.4%), Luxembourg (1.8