The Family Protection Action Plan is favourable for Hungarian families and can help to improve the demographic situation in Hungary - reveals the latest research by the Maria Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS). A representative survey including 1,000 interviewees shows that respondents aged 18-45 agree that the Family Protection Action Plan has a positive impact on the situation of Hungarian families. Three-quarters of the respondents consider it possible to make use of some of the measures in the future and more than half of them plan to have children in the next five years.
Hungary believes that it is possible to grow on the basis of its own strength and become a rejuvenating nation - said the Minister of State for Family and Youth at the Ministry of Human Capacities at a conference entitled Shift towards a Family Friendly Europe on Monday.
The main aim of the conference is to give voice to the old and new responsibles of social inclusion and to create publicity and space for the achievements and future action plans, Sándor Pintér, Minister of Interior highlighted in his welcome speech. He has reported that the inclusion policy since 2010 has led to many successes and advances due to the effective cooperation of the various ministries, the variety of projects launched and the measures taken. He has announced that the respective policy area, the Deputy State Secretary for Social Inclusion, will be transferred to the policy area of Settlement Development of the Ministry of Interior from 1 May 2019. He announced that in the future Miklós Vecsei, vice-president of the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service, will hold the post of Commissioner for Roma Affairs appointed by the Prime Minister. He emphasized that housing, settlement development and the enforcement of the territorial aspects are one of the most important keys to social inclusion.
Nowadays we often meet the question of what our family-friendly Europe should be like. Hungarian family policy measures are recognized and exemplary on a global scale, but we are still at the beginning of a family-friendly society and a family friendly Europe. The International Conference entitled Shift Towards a Family-Friendly Europe, organised by the Maria Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS) and the Three Princes, Three Princesses Movement aimed at making family-friendly initiatives, good practices of Europe more popular, to invite speakers to report on their experiences and on the exemplary practices of their countries, organizations and their businesses. The conference was supported by the Ministry of State for Family and Youth Affairs of the Hungarian Ministry of Human Capacities.
Katalin Novák was honored in Warsaw for recognition of the Hungarian family policy. Polish and Hungarian family policies are in "noble competition", both open up opportunities for having a family and children, highlighted Katalin Novák, Minister of State for Family and Youth Affairs at the Ministry of Human Resources, in Warsaw on Wednesday.
The cooperation agreement on the establishment of the institution was signed by the representatives of the Ministry of Human Resources (EMMI), the Institute and the University on Wednesday in the framework of a scientific conference.
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