By Plenary Sessions: Maido Ruusmann

Among the social problems, we highlight the consequences of regional inequality, such as people leaving Southeast Estonia and low wages. These issues are directly linked to economic underdevelopment.

The social aspect concerning the tax burden on families with children is being addressed, emphasizing the necessity of alleviating this burden by 100 euros for every child in the family, as agreed upon in the coalition agreement. This demonstrates concern for the economic viability of families.

It addresses the availability of quality housing in the regions as a social problem. It supports the robust continuation of apartment building renovation and the improvement of capital accessibility in cooperation with the investment bank. It links the development of the living environment with the self-realization of young people and their preference for rural life.

The only social issue mentioned is people leaving the region, which is addressed as a direct consequence of economic inequality. Social issues are dealt with in the context of economic policy.

The primary social issue is regional inequality and its consequences, such as the out-migration of residents driven by low wages. These social problems are closely intertwined with the economic and security framework, emphasizing the impact of inequality on national security.

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The key social issue is education, which is being addressed as both a reflection and a solution to regional inequality. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of ensuring educational opportunities in remote areas in order to raise smarter children.