Seventy percent of Roma live in European Union (EU) member states in Central and Eastern Europe -representing Europe’s largest and poorest minority group. Roma are also one of the fastest growing population groups in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and are much younger than the general population of Europe - with about 30% under the age of 15. Poverty among many Roma citizens translates into poor human development and is associated with...
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The Roma Labor Market – Why Europe Should Care
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World Bank.
The Roma Labor Market – Why Europe Should Care (English). Feature Story Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099830303052333159