Poorest struggle to put food on table
One in four low-income households does not eat regularly or healthily because of a lack of money, Food Standards Agency says.
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Why UBS?
Universal Basic Services (UBS) is the only way to sustainably deliver the social safety and cohesion required in a large modern society.
Only by recognising and purposefully activating our natural inclination to make social effort in return for a promise of safety can our societies deliver the safety and security they need to function properly.
Liberalisation and Universal Access to Basic Services – OECD, World Bank
Access to basic services plays an important role in both individual well-being and a country’s economic development
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