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On January 31, 2016, Secretary General of OECD presented to the government the biennial report on the Israeli economy. According to the report, Israel has the second-highest poverty rate among developed countries, standing at 18%. These large social gaps are occurring despite low inflation and a prudent fiscal and financial policy.
The report confirms that Israel has a strong economy and a weak society. A multi-year national plan with measurable objectives to alleviate poverty will reduce the gaps and help Israel reach an average poverty rate in the OECD within a decade.
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Shana Tova & Hag Sameah!
365 days of impact
2018 was a huge year for Latet! A year full of meaningful work, thanks to you, our dear friends. Check out our 2018 summary report >>
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"Up in the Air" by night
The High Holidays "Up in the Air" display was illuminated on Rabin Square the night of its installation.
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Closing a successful High Holidays Campaign!
We are so excited to announce that we reached our goal of raising funds to provide 200,000 meals to families in need this year!
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Alternative Poverty Report 2019
Discover the latest poverty data Latet has gathered >>
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Mid-Year Summary 2018
Dear Friends of Latet, in case you were wondering what have we done for the past few months, just click and have a look! >>>
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Key Numbers | Alternative Poverty Report 2023
Click to read the key numbers of Latet's alternative poverty report that explores the meaning of living in poverty in Israel 2023 >>
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Alternative Poverty Report 2017
The 15th issue of the Alternative Poverty Report, which sheds light on the most up-to-date trends regarding poverty and food insecurity in Israel 2017
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Latet Brochure
What does Latet mean? How did it all start? What do we do?
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Highest Rates Of Child Poverty
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