The Danish government is set to implement temporary measures to mitigate the risk of increased homelessness resulting from the cash benefit reform, according to Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.

Addressing concerns about the potential impact of the reform, the Prime Minister assured the public that the government is actively working to prevent a rise in homelessness. While specific details of the temporary solutions are still emerging, the government’s commitment signals a proactive approach to addressing the challenges posed by the cash benefit adjustments.

The cash benefit reform aims to streamline and adjust the existing system of financial aid. The intended outcome is to encourage employment and self-sufficiency among benefit recipients.

Critics have voiced apprehension that the changes could leave vulnerable individuals without adequate support, potentially leading to housing instability. These concerns have prompted the government to develop temporary strategies to safeguard those most at risk.

The Prime Minister’s announcement serves to reassure citizens that the government is aware of the potential consequences of the reform and is taking steps to minimize any adverse effects on homelessness rates. The government is expected to provide more detailed information about the specific measures in the near future.