Traduction de «Approche basée sur les facteurs de risque » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Recalls that tackling child poverty requires the adoption of a life-cycle approach, including breaking the intergenerational cycle of poverty risks, that reflects the different needs of early childhood, primary childhood and adolescence, applying a whole-child oriented approach by measuring the number of deprivations each child experiences simultaneously, thereby identifying those most deprived, and measuring not only monetary poverty but also multidimensional deprivations;

12. Recalls that tackling child poverty requires the adoption of a life-cycle approach, including breaking the intergenerational cycle of poverty risks, that reflects the different needs of early childhood, primary childhood and adolescence, applying a whole-child oriented approach by measuring the number of deprivations each child experiences simultaneously, thereby identifying those most deprived, and measuring not only monetary poverty but also multidimensional deprivations;

11. Advocates a risk-based approach; supports the approach of reducing the number of controls in Member States where the error rate or the level of non-compliance has been extremely low over a given period; recalls that advice on best practice and controls must be stepped up in Member States where the error rate or the level of non-compliance is high or increasing, although there should be a margin of tolerance in the first year of implementing complex new measures under the most recent CAP reform; urges, in addition, that where minor or inadvertent errors have occurred the penalties should be proportionate;

A clear advantage of the protective/risk factor approach is the understanding that many social and health problems are linked by the same root factors – an understanding that can lead to better integration of strategies and economizing of resources.