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At-risk-of-poverty rate of households with at least one dependent child by work intensity - EU-SILC survey
The share of persons (aged 0 to 59) living in a household with at least one dependent child and having an equivalised disposable income below the risk-of-poverty threshold, broken down by work intensity in the household. The work intensity of the household refers to the number of months that all working age household members have been working during the income reference year as a proportion of the total number of months that could theoretically be worked within the household.
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