At-risk-of-poverty rates in Europe before and after social transfers, 2024

⬤  at-risk-of-poverty rate (after social transfers)   ⬤  at-risk-of-poverty rate before social transfers in the narrow sense   ⬤  at-risk-of-poverty rate before all social transfers
¹ Provisional data

The income data in the SILC 2024 survey relates to the year 2023. The at-risk-of-poverty threshold for all three indicators is set at 60% of the median equivalised disposable income after social transfers (not considering any financial assets). Social transfers in the narrow sense cover all social transfers excluding old-age and survivors' benefits (e.g. family allowances, invalidity pensions, granting of reduced health insurance premiums, social assistance or unemployment insurance daily allowances). In the case of the at-risk-of-poverty rate before all social transfers, old-age and survivors' benefits are also considered to be social transfers.

Without imputed rent
Data as on: 14.11.2025Source: Eurostat – EU-SILC 2024gr-e-20.03.02.04.02© FSO 2026