Accordingly, the European institutions - particularly the Commission and Eurostat - should provide both pointers and funding with a view to: firstly, determining the economic value of the activities of women and men living with an almost total lack of basic security; and secondly, devising poverty indicators broken down by gender that are capable of accurately reflecting the realities of the daily lives of disadvantaged women and households, including the groups among which extreme poverty is most prevalent, which are the most difficult to identify.
Accordingly, the European institutions - particularly the Commission and Eurostat - should provide both pointers and funding with a view to: firstly, determining the economic value of the activities of women and men living with an almost total lack of basic security; and secondly, devising poverty indicators broken down by gender that are capable of accurately reflecting the realities of the daily lives of disadvantaged women and households, including the groups among which extreme poverty is most prevalent, which are the most difficult to identify.