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28 August 2025

Istat: Italy is aging, amid loneliness and fragility.

Italy is experiencing an unprecedented demographic and social transition. The latest demographic forecasts released by ISTAT on July 28, 2025, depict a rapidly aging country with a [...]
April 4, 2025

ISTAT Report 2024: Poverty and Inequalities in Italy

The latest ISTAT report on living conditions and family income (2023-2024) paints an alarming picture: increasing poverty, incomes eroded by inflation and record inequalities. (1) [...]
25 October 2024

Italy, absolute poverty on the rise in 2023. ISTAT report

The ISTAT report on poverty in Italy reveals growing trends in 2023. (1) Economic hardship and difficulty in saving, purchasing power eroded by inflation. Poverty [...]
7 May 2023

School inclusion of pupils with disabilities, a mirage in Italy

The inclusion of pupils with disabilities in schools in Italy remains a mirage, with 66% of school complexes inaccessible to children and young people with physical disabilities [...]
April 17, 2023

Italy, a population of elderly and disabled people. ISTAT Report 2022

The demographic indicators for the year 2022, published by ISTAT on 7 April 2023, confirm the growing trends in the prevalence of the elderly in Italy, and so also of the disabled. (1) [...]
12 February 2020

2 out of 3 schools inaccessible to pupils with disabilities. ISTAT report

Two out of three Italian schools are inaccessible to pupils with motor disabilities. Almost none have aids for sensory deficits. The numbers of the # shame in the Istat 6.2.20 report, relating to the school year [...]
4 December 2019

Know the disability. Istat and Eurostat reports

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), December 3, (1) provides an opportunity to 'Know the disability'. With some data, at least. Those offered by Istat, in the report of the same name. And those [...]
22th November 2019

Italy, mothers and caregivers without protection

Italy is not a country for mothers. Nor for the broader set of so-called caregivers, i.e. those who take care of children but also of sick family members, [...]
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