Growth of poverty, loss of income: Scary Figures From the Report UNDP

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has launched Public Pulse Analysis titled “An examination of the Amviser Poverty Dynamica in front of Inflation”.

Finding in this analysis has shown that expenses for basic needs, including food items, transportation, municipal services, health care, rent and education expenses, have increased over the next three years.

“The findings related to the impact of inflation also indicate that 29 percent of the newcomers have reported having reduced their spending or postponed bill payment. 19.6 percent have reported that they are very concerned about the debt accumulated along the cost of living”, said the project manager in the UNDP, Mrs. Alice Hasani.

She also said that 14.7 percent of residents have responded that increasing the cost of living considerably has affected their chances of paying off existing debts.

Respondents have been asked what the Government of Kosovo should take in order to ease the impact of inflation, while most of them have responded The wages have to be raised.

Some of the recommendations the UNDP has made for Kosovo institutions are reforms on the labour market, as well as taking economic measures, including promotion and support for self-employment and job creation.

Presenting key findings was followed by a panel discussion with various actors aiming to promote a more comprehensive explanation of the issue and actions that should be undertaken. Public Pulse Project has entered 21st year of working with both genders, as well as all communities in Kosovo

Main findings from the report:

**Tex in 2021, 38.8% of family economies spent 200 or more euros on food items, this value increased to 47.8% and to 59.5% of family economies in 2022, respectively.

Fuck.Using income data and the poverty limit of 1.85 euros per day, the poverty rate in 2023 is estimated to be 16%. 10% of family economies were noticeably poorer in the mid-2023s and 2021, showing a decline compared to last year.

Fuck.Compared to 2021, in 2023, an additional 10% of the families surveyed lived below the threshold of 1.85 euros a day when price hikes are taken into account.

Fuck.Inflation has affected mental and social well-being, causing disruptions in routine activities and increased stress, leading to lower quality of life; 46% of residents claimed their stress and anxiety have increased as a result of price hikes.

Fuck.69.2% of respondents reported that they should adjust their spending habits or budget in response to higher prices last year.

Journalist Freedom MehmetaPatching..., brings the main findings from the report, placing the emphasis on living with less than 2 euros a day.

He writes:

Life with less than 2 euros a day

The findings of the End Report of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched in public Pulse Analysis are frightening.

The survey results indicate increased poverty, reduced incomes and increased families living in flies of less than 2 euros a day.

According to the report, “compared to 2021, in 2023, an additional 10% of households surveyed lived below the threshold of 1.85 euros a day when the data for rising prices is taken into account”.

The report also says that the 20-x0th poverty century in 2023 is estimated to be 16%”.

“10% of family economies were noticeably poorer in the mid-2023s and 2021, pointing to a decline compared to last year”.

The report also found that “texts in 2021, 38.8% of family economies spent 200 or more euros on food items amounted to 47.8% and up to 59.5% of family economies in 2022, 2023” respectively.

The report also says that <x0 inflation has affected mental and social welfare, causing disruptions in routine activities and increased stress, leading to lower quality of life”.

“69.2% of respondents reported that they should adjust their spending habits or budget in response to higher prices last year”.

We are all seeing and experiencing this frightening economic situation.

There are only three categories that think differently: The government, those maintained by the government and those who do not live in Kosovo.

Fighting evil and evil will be difficult, especially when it is done from the position of the poor.

And President Vizar Ymer, brought some of the main findings from the report to attention last night on the Dukajini television debate show.

There are some numbers there that indicate that we have an extraordinary problem. Nearly 60% of households in Kosovo spend over 200 euros on food and other items. From these families, over 69 % have claimed that consumption habits had to be changed because of price hikes. So the budget they had to buy in 2021, they couldn't buy it in 2023. So, we have an extraordinary social problem, because the price hikes have not been followed by the raise. So I don't know if we're a poor country, but we're a poor people, that's what it shows in the UNDP report”, he said, I follow Periscope.

LDK MP, Mrs. Hykmete Bajrami, who has long alarmed the failure to raise inflation in wage increases.

In one of the last messages in her Facebook account, exposing Prime Minister Albin Kurti for the 2024 draft board and once called manipulation by numerators whom Kurt introduced, writes:

“The salary cofficitiator 110 Euro is a mockery of citizens, a rise of the cofficiency for only 4.7% until inflation in September 2022 was 14.7% in September of this year 4.2%, i.e. The 5 euro cofficient's increase, even as it does not reflect the inflation rate in the country”.

Project budget for 2024 and prime minister's figure manipulation

If the 2024 budget is meant to be 3.314 billion euros, it would amount to only 76 million euros, or 2.3% higher than this year's budget, which by law is 3.238 billion Euro.

With an increase of just 76 million euros, the prime minister in his post tells us that

“is increasing the budget for justice for 31%;

The budget for education is up by 20%;

is up the budget for SKKKUK for 25%;

58m euros capital investments in preparation for the organisation of the 2030 Mediterranean Games;

There were 500 more cops in front;

600 more soldiers,

About 22% more budget for defence sector”

Kah Prime Minister? How is your account coming up with just 76 million euros more?

These are numbers of manipulations, which are all untrue, because you can't afford to increase the above-mentioned sectors by just 76 million more, so stop manipulations that nobody already believes you, and once they get the draft document, we'll expose them all.

The maximum wage cofficiency of 110 Euro is a mockery of citizens, a rise of the co-efficiency for only 4.7% until inflation in September 2022 was 14.7% and in September of this year 4.2%, meaning. 5 euro cofficient's rise, even as it does not reflect inflation rate in the country. /Periscopi/