We suggest
For non-working mothers: Establish a benefit at the level of at least one basic salary today, which will take at least 18 months from the birth ofThe reversal of the demographic decline of the country starting with the treatment of inferiority. The first national target must be the ratio of 2.1 children / woman needed to keep the country’s population stable than the current 1.3. The goal of the Greek state from now on should be one: To give more motivation to each woman to give birth to at least two children. It is important for the next (at least twenty) years to be considered as those who have at least two children and receive more welfare benefits.
Provide substantial incentives and support to new parents to get children and grow them.
Balanced economic and population development of urban and rural areas, particularly in remote, mountainous and border regions, and in particular islands.
Migration for Greeks is the result of choice rather than necessity. Encourage and provide incentives for repatriation. their child. If the spouse does not work, grant an allowance to the spouse for the same amount of time.
For working mothers: Enhance the framework of the existing law to protect working mothers up to 24 months from the birth of the child (from 18 months now in the private sector). Equally, in the framework of the principle of equality, it should also apply to men as soon as they announce in their work that their women are pregnant.
Reduce employers’ contributions to new and new working parents in order to have easier access to the labor market.
Provide increased tax-free limit to families that will get from 2 children and upwards, which will be increased depending on the number of children. Children do not have to be practical, as is the case today, a presumption of taxation!
Lump sum payment to new couples with the birth of the child (e.g. for purchases of clothes, for baby food, etc.).
Free assignment of use of State owned property to new parents for a five-year period and review for any extension. Low-budget and favorable loans to families with new children without their own home in order to buy their first home.
Establish a sufficient number of nurseries (e.g, via PPPs) so that working mothers, especially single-parent families, can work and their children are properly guarded.
Reinforce the administrative benefits of the multi-ethnic and facilitate them especially in terms of the provision of professional licenses, licensed trades, or other business activities.
Greece is the first country in abortions in Europe and the third in the world, with about 250,000 a year, more than twice as high as the births. We propose introducing and enhancing sexual education in schools, as well as the creation of information structures and structures of moral and material support for women who wish under more appropriate conditions to continue pregnancy.
Further simplify and facilitate the adoption of children from couples with infertility through a change of legislation.
Full support of the state and the healthcare service to couples with infertility problems (eg with financial support for a high percentage of exams and IVF). Really Free Services for all pregnant women.
Intensifying the efforts of the Greek state to repatriate not only young people who left during the crisis abroad, but also Greek families living abroad for years. Provision of tax and insurance incentives for the return of natural persons.
Communicating and sustaining public debate on the problem of inferiority and its multifaceted implications, and strengthening the model of the large family through education and the media.
In order to better implement the above, we propose the establishment of a special supervising and coordinating authority at the level of a ministry to facilitate the coordination and activation of other actors: local authorities, insurance, social, educational institutions and multi-agency bodies and associations.