By Agendas: Maido Ruusmann

Social issues are directly linked to economic inequality, specifically focusing on low wages and the out-migration of people from Southeast Estonia. The emphasis is on ensuring the viability of these communities and halting depopulation.

Among the social issues being addressed is the economic burden on families with children. To alleviate this, the coalition has agreed upon a specific €100 tax benefit per child. This demonstrates support for improving the economic situation of families through the tax system.

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When discussing social issues, the focus is placed on the quality of life in rural areas and the preferences of young people, stressing that one's home should not be an obstacle to self-fulfillment. It is considered important to support commuting with good connections and to improve the availability of quality housing in the regions through the reconstruction of apartment buildings.

The primary social problem is the out-migration of people from Southeast Estonia, which is directly linked to economic disparity and the lack of investment in the region.

The main social problem is regional inequality, which is leading to the migration of the population from Southeast Estonia due to low wages. Social inequality is directly linked to the security risk, according to the assessment by KAPO.

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The primary social issue is educational inequality, which is treated as a consequence of economic inequality. Emphasis is placed on the need to guarantee educational opportunities and foster "smarter children" in Estonia's peripheral regions.