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CUTS, THIS IS HOW THE DARK ON SOCIAL fell

The most significant cut is certainly one of the Fund for social policies, from 930 million in 2008 which has already fallen to 435 million this year and that for the foreseeable year (again net of resources for interventions constitute subjective rights) should settle about 275 million. This figure includes 200 million already provided by the maxi-amendment of the Government (the initial forecast was in fact only 75 million). The cut remains high compared to 2010: -36%, with the prospect of substantial future zero (70 million in 2012, 45 in 2013). The losers will be mainly transfers to the regions and the network of local social services. It should not be the best fund for family policies had 185 million in 2010 (had been 345 two years earlier) that will become 52.5 million in 2011: the decline in welfare-oriented families is 71.3%.


Times skinny cows for the Fund for Youth Policies: in 2010 was financed with 94 million in 2011 was first reduced to 33 million and now, with the maxi-amendment of the government, further down to 13, 4 million. The comparison with the past year speaks of -85.8%. Retrieve something, however, with the maxi-amendment the government, the Fund equal opportunities: the initial allocation of 2.2 million grew to 17.2 million for 2011 (but in 2009 there were 30 million and in 2008 there were 64) . Heavy scaling of the Fund for the support of housing rent, which helps those who rents a house: the 143 million in 2010 decreased to 33.5 (-76.7%). Even the drastic decrease in funding for the civil service: they were 300 million in 2008 were 170 million in 2010, it will be 113 (-33.6% in one year) in 2011. In this context, it resists almost exclusively the Fund for Children and Adolescents, stable at 40 million: But that figure only covers the 15 cities benefiting from a quota. The sector will suffer a backlash, however, the decline of the fund for social policies indistinct.

Finally, the Fund for the non-self-sufficiency by the Ministry of Welfare has not yet say that the last word, but everything seems to argue for a zero value of the fund in the past three years has been funded with 400 million annually. Obvious consequences on the implementation of welfare benefits for dependents and growing numbers. The overall picture is complete whereas in previous years, last year had already been cleared, the Fund for social inclusion of migrants (100 million in 2008, zero the next year onwards) and the fund for the extraordinary plan for on early childhood services (100 million in 2008 and 2009, not a single euro from 2010).

Article from Liberazione.it

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