whilst only one in eleven households (9 percent) cited regular monthly earnings as the family’s primary income. Slightly less than one-half of those interviewed (48 percent) reported social welfare and childcare allowance were their primary source of income, followed by seasonal wages, the primary income for 11 percent of all families in informal settlements. The RAE population that took part in the Survey claimed that the minimum monthly sum required for a household was RSD 56,700. The findings indicate that more than half of the households, or 55 percent, were unable to secure money for food, 61 percent lacked the funds for personal hygiene, and more than threequarters could not find the wherewithal for daily personal needs, such as clothing and footwear, healthcare, sports and recreation, and the like. Figure 3.2.1. What is your household’s primary source of income? (%) Social welfare and childcare allowance 48 Seasonal labour 11 Regular monthly earnings, or salary - full time 9 Regular monthly earnings, or salary - part time 9 Collection of secondary raw materials 9 5 Pension of family member Sale of goods on the black market 4 Various crafts 3 Agriculture 1 Other 1 PERSONS AT RISK OF STATELESSNESS IN SERBIA OVERVIEW OF CURRENT SITUATION AND THE WAY FORWARD 13