Gotzone SAGARDUI Labour Activation Director Juan IBARRETXE Education for employment and Basic Income Director Brussels, 6th april 2016 THE INCOME SUPPORT.

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Gotzone SAGARDUI Labour Activation Director Juan IBARRETXE Education for employment and Basic Income Director Brussels, 6th april 2016 THE INCOME SUPPORT AND SOCIAL INCLUSION SYSTEM FUNDAMENTAL FOR SOCIAL COHESION IN THE BASQUE COUNTRY

Background to the introduction of the Income Support Benefit

Background INDUSTRIAL CRISIS 25 years agoINDUSTRIAL CRISIS Basque unemployment rates 1973unemployment rate nearly zero 1984unemployment rate 22.5 % Basque GDP negative growth -0.3 % (+1.7 % Spain) Per capita income Only autonomous community where it fell between 1973 and 1981 Bizkaia:from 2nd position in the State ranking to 21st in 1985

Background Structural unemployment horizon "New Poor" Collapse of the social cohesion Prospect of social exclusion

Background Basque Government.: 1987 Study on Disadvantaged Social Situations Poverty in the Basque Autonomous Community (Avance) 1989 I NTEGRAL P LAN TO C OMBAT P OVERTY The objective focused on consolidating the most wide-spread welfare possible MINIMUM FAMILY INCOME 1990 JOB SEEKER'S ALLOWANCE 2008 INCOME SUPPORT BENEFIT

Context Basque Government.: 1989 BASIC INCOME "In the Basque Country, we have embraced marginalization not as a problem that it suffers from but rather as one of society, and as such, its solution cannot be the property of anyone, but rather the responsibility of everyone". Jose Ignacio Arrieta Heras 7 MARCH 1989

Principles underlying the Basque Income Support model

Principles underlying the Basque model 1.CONSOLIDATING THE RIGHT TO A LIVELIHOOD Subjective right 2. PREVENTING THE SLIDE INTO CHRONIC POVERTY Right to the income support benefit for people on low incomes. Being able to have certain assets, while receiving the benefit. AES (Social Emergency Assistance) aimed at access to basic facilities and overcoming shortcomings in housing amenities.

Underlying principles 3. SYSTEM DRIVING EMPLOYMENT Work incentive policy to ensure that the people on income support have a higher income level if they are working.

Underlying principles 4. AGREED APPROACHES Dual right to guaranteed resources and to job finding/inclusion. No blame job finding/inclusion processes. Support for additional job finding formulas (Auzolan, job finding companies). Objecting to compulsory forms of work tradeoffs.

Main characteristics of Income support (RGI)/housing benefit (PCV)

Access conditions 1.3-year minimum period on the ELECTORAL ROLL. Or I have been on the electoral roll for 1 year and also have proof of 5 years' paid employment. Or I have been on the electoral roll for 5 consecutive years in the last AGE minimum of 23 years old. People over 18 years old can collect it in certain cases 3.You have applied for ALL the other AID to which you are entitled. 4.You do not own any other PROPERTY, except for your usual place of residence including the storeoom and garage.

Achievements

1.An innovative benefit system right from the start 2.A system established over 25 years. 3.Work incentives as a means to leave poverty. 4.A transparent, uniform and simple benefit. 5.One-stop-shop transfer of the management to the Basque Government. 6.Inclusion Convention single model for the 3 provincial councils. 7.With positive economic and social results.

REAL POVERTY TASA

SERIOUS POVERTY

PROTEIN INTAKE

Achievements 1.In 2014, the income guarantee system reached 72.9% of the population at risk of poverty. 2.Access to the RGI manages to overcome real poverty in the case of 80,499 personas, 3.7 % of the population of the BAC and 38.7 % of the population at risk (2014). 3.Jobs safeguarded: 4,567 direct (via consumption) and 22,203 jobs indirectly (work incentives). 4.The Basque GDP would shrink by around 2 % in the case of nearing the lack of welfare rates recorded in Madrid and Catalonia.

SOCIAL COHESION

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

UNEMPLOYMENT

Conclusion: Two positive aspects of the Income Support and Social Inclusion System in the Basque Country The system in place is not perfect and has limitations, but the outcome has two clear positive aspects: a) The foundations have been laid for a welfare model, whose fundamental features have been upheld for 25 years in the Basque Country and which has contributed to the differential improvement of the economic and social position of the Basque Country in the European and State context. b) A basis of spending on income support policies has been positively integrated in the social model. This facilitates any scheme to reform, progress or improve that Basque society may consider in the future.

Main characteristics 5. RGI beneficiaries SEARCH ACTIVELY for work:

REFLEXION WE FIRLY BET FOR ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AT THE SERVICE OF THE HUMAN BEINGS, THOSE ARE THE ONES THAT ERADICATE PROVERTY