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Habeck: Important decisions in the fight against child poverty

Seven federal states within a week: Economics Minister Habeck wants to talk to citizens and business representatives on a summer tour. He starts off in Baden-Württemberg.

Economics Minister Robert Habeck starts a summer trip lasting several days in Baden-Württemberg.
Economics Minister Robert Habeck starts a summer trip lasting several days in Baden-Württemberg.

Fight against poverty - Habeck: Important decisions in the fight against child poverty

Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck emphasizes the decisions of the Coalition in the fight against child poverty. The Green politician stated at the beginning of his summer trip in Stuttgart that important decisions have been made regarding the living conditions of children from poorer families. Habeck referred to the agreement on the budget 2025, according to which the child supplement for needy families in social benefits is to be increased.

Although the basic child benefit has not yet been formally established, people have used the opportunity to improve their living situation significantly through this child supplement. The debate is having an effect. A key goal that the basic child benefit should achieve has already been "quasi achieved," Habeck said. "What matters is that the provision is secured, so that there is water in the vase. The color of the vase is irrelevant to me at this point." The implementation of the formal structure of the basic child benefit lies with the factions.

  1. In Baden-Württemberg, where Stuttgart is located, families deeply affected by child poverty are hoping for the positive impacts of the Coalition's decisions, led by Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck.
  2. The Federal Government, working in tandem with local entities like Baden-Württemberg, aims to alleviate child poverty through initiatives like the planned increase in the child supplement for needy households.
  3. During his summer trip in Stuttgart, Robert Habeck highlighted the Coalition's progress in addressing child poverty, specifically referring to the upcoming agreement on the 2025 budget that prioritizes supporting families in need.
  4. Despite the ongoing discussions and gradual rollout of policies, such as the potential establishment of a basic child benefit, Robert Habeck emphasized that ensuring the financial well-being of children from poverty-stricken families is the primary objective, regardless of the specific mechanisms used.

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