social protection & youth exclusion in the EU

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6. future challegens

the social security systems and for society as a whole

less predictable career paths

more complex transition periods

extended periods of education and training

individual security system

lower pension

non-standard work contracts

risk of poverty & social exlusion in later life

recurring spells of unemployment

7.social inclusion & social protection of young people

7.6 acquisition of pension rights

7.5 access to health care services

difficulties in acessing health care

finding time

cost

waiting time

delay in getting an appointment

distance

growing number of NEET's

resulting vulnerability of young people

availability

7.4 access to unemployment benefits

7.3 access to minimum income support

7.2 inclusive approaches to the Youth Guarantee

one-stop-shops

7.1 individual support

structure-related measure

individualising measures

8. results of the in-depth thematic review

7. youth guarantee

6. mobility

5. one-stop-shops

4. municipalities/local government

3. government strategies

2. integrated and multidemnsional

1. social protection systems

5. risk factors

young people with health conditions or disabilities

homeless

lower educational levels

roma = gender ?

migration background

4. Poverty & social exclusion of young people

social exclusion

youth work affected by budget cuts

project & mesures targeted at the social inclusion of young people

poverty

different types of benefits & services

level of education

acces to labour market

3. Youth employment

temporary & part-time work

structural factors

Neet

gender

disability or health issue

immigration background

low education

above average long-term unemployment rates

2. Recent trends & future challenges

poverty rates

The reates of early school leavers

NEET

the unemployment rate