ilc_li02 · 2010–2025
At-risk-of-poverty rate by poverty threshold, age and sex
Eurostat ilc_li02 — At-risk-of-poverty rate by poverty threshold, age and sex. Data range: 1995 to 2025.
At a glance
In 2025, the EU-27 figure for at-risk-of-poverty rate by poverty threshold, age and sex was 19.6%.
That is a 1.6% rose versus 2024 (19.3%).
Over the five years before that, the EU-27 aggregate moved 1.0% higher.
Across member states, Spain reported the highest value (28.4%, 2025) and Denmark the lowest (9.2%, 2025) — a ratio of 3.1× between the two ends of the range.
The figures below come from Eurostat dataset ilc_li02; every value links back to the canonical source.
EU-27 · 2025
19.6%
HIGHEST · 2025
Spain
28.4%
LOWEST · 2025
Denmark
9.2%
Map · 2025
9.2 28.4
Ranking · 2025
Time series · top 12 countries + EU-27
- Spain 28.4
- Bulgaria 27
- Romania 23.6
- Austria 23.2
- Italy 23.2
- Greece 22.8
- France 22.8
- Luxembourg 22.2
- Malta 20.8
- Slovakia 20.4
- Sweden 19.9
- Hungary 18.3
- European Union (27) 19.6
Country × year heatmap · all values
9.1 39.3
Member states · ranked by latest value
- #1 Spain ES · 2025 28.4%
- #2 Bulgaria BG · 2025 27.0%
- #3 Romania RO · 2025 23.6%
- #4 Austria AT · 2025 23.2%
- #5 Italy IT · 2025 23.2%
- #6 Greece EL · 2025 22.8%
- #7 France FR · 2025 22.8%
- #8 Luxembourg LU · 2025 22.2%
- #9 Malta MT · 2025 20.8%
- #10 Slovakia SK · 2025 20.4%
- #11 Sweden SE · 2025 19.9%
- #12 Hungary HU · 2025 18.3%
- #13 Portugal PT · 2025 17.6%
- #14 Ireland IE · 2025 16.9%
- #15 Lithuania LT · 2025 16.9%
- #16 Estonia EE · 2025 16.2%
- #17 Germany DE · 2025 16.0%
- #18 Croatia HR · 2025 15.0%
- #19 Latvia LV · 2025 14.7%
- #20 Belgium BE · 2025 14.5%
- #21 Czechia CZ · 2025 13.7%
- #22 Poland PL · 2025 13.7%
- #23 Cyprus CY · 2025 12.7%
- #24 Finland FI · 2025 12.3%
- #25 Slovenia SI · 2025 11.6%
- #26 Netherlands NL · 2025 10.9%
- #27 Denmark DK · 2025 9.2%
By year
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Source:
Eurostat · ilc_li02