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The Government released the results of the Covid-19 Social Survey which, according to the Minister of Social Development, Karla Rubilar, has revealed the consequences of an “unprecedented crisis” in most Chilean homes.
According to the study, 27.7% of households have decreased their income by more than half, while 44.6% of households indicate in the survey that their income decreased by half or more than half.
Rubilar warned that “83.5% of households, before the pandemic, said that they had enough income to cover expenses, but after the pandemic we approached 51.2%.”
Claudia Mujica, the representative for the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Chile, was also present at the survey presentation. health, education or food security. And these manifestations accumulate or overlap. “
“This accumulation of impacts suggests that the recovery will not be the same for all households and alerts us to three lines that we must monitor for the future: the effects on the level of human development that Chile has reached, the effects on the progress of the 2030 agenda and the sustainable development goals in the country ”, indicated Mujica.
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