This unit aims to outline he European Youth Policy and the European Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027. This unit will also cover the eleven European Youth Goals set up by the European Union. Post author By GOONJOB team Post date April 15, 2021 By GOONJOB team The GOONJOB team is composed by 6 people representing the project partners: CREOLABS, BLUEBOOK srl, ADEL, USB. View Archive → ← Test → Participants to this course are invited to ready the following important documents regarding the EU Youth Policy: https://pjp-eu.coe.int/documents/42128013/47261953/Youth+Policy+Essentials+-updated.pdf/92d6c20f-8cba-205f-0e53-14e16d69e561 https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/national-policies/en/youthwiki Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd3zub–scE The EU youth policy is developed around three core areas of action built around three words: engage, connect, empower. Through these actions, member states should be able to collaborate in the development of their youth policies with the support of the European Commission through the EU Youth Strategy. Members: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden. Further information can be viewed at: https://europa.eu/learning-corner/home_en Youth Population The European Union covers an area of 4 million kilometre squared. 446 million inhabitants live in the EU countries. It is the world’s largest population after India and China. Eurostat reported that in 2016 nearly one third of the EU population were under the age of 30. Children aged 0-14 years counted for 16% of the population. 17% were youths between the ages of 15-29 years. Youth goals Three core areas of action: Engage, Connect, Empower. The aim of these three areas are to: 1. Foster a meaningful civic, economic, social, cultural and political participation of young people. 2. Support connections, relations and exchange of experiences among young people also through mobility. 3. Encourage young people to take charge of their own lives through their engagement in quality youth work. 11 European youth goals ▪ Connecting EU with youth ▪ Equality of all genders ▪ Inclusive societies ▪ Information and constructive dialogue ▪ Mental health and well being ▪ Moving rural youth forward ▪ Quality employment for all ▪ Quality learning ▪ Space and participation for all ▪ Sustainable green Europe ▪ Youth organisations and European programmes
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