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• “Structured Dialogue” is based on working cycles
of 18 months in length and is set for this period by a
common theme corresponding to European cooperation
priorities. Each EU Presidency can also choose a specific
topic related to a common theme as a priority for the time
of its presidency. The topic is approved by the EU Council
of Ministers for Youth Affairs;
• The “Structured Dialogue” should include
consultations with young people and youth organizations
at the level of the Member States, at EU youth conferences
organized by the Presidency of the European Union, as
well as during the European Youth Week.
The success of the project depends on the direct
participation of youth and youth organizations. During
each 18-month project cycle, in all EU countries at
the national level consultations of youth and youth
organizations are held. In each country, national working
groups are organized to participate in the project, which
includes:
• representatives of ministries of youth affairs
• national youth councils
• local and regional youth councils
• youth organizations
• youth workers
• young people from all walks of life
• sociologists, psychologists and other researchers
in the field of youth
“Youth in Action Programme”
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The Youth in Action Program aims to provide
opportunities for young people aged 13 to 30 years
to gain non-formal learning experience in the context
of European diversity.
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http://ec.europa.eu/youth/tools/youth-in-action_en.htm
Until 2014, the program was the main instrument
in the implementation of EU policies. It took into
account the key priorities of youth policy in Europe:
European citizenship, youth participation, cultural
diversity, and the involvement of young people with
disabilities.
The implementation of the program was designed
for 2007-2013. and was based on the principles of
the previous program “Youth” 2000-2006. In 2014,
the Youth in Action program and six other youth
policy programs were combined into the Erasmus +
program, which is designed for 2014–2020.
The goal of the program is to promote the ideas
of European solidarity and citizenship among young
people and their inclusion in building the future
community of Europe. One of the priorities of the
Youth in Action Program is the inclusion in the
projects of the program young people with special
needs (for example, those who live in regions with
insufficient cultural, geographical, socio-economic
conditions or have limited health opportunities).
The program is aimed at the so-called “program
countries”, which include 27 EU member states, 3
countries of the European Economic Area (Iceland,
Norway, and Liechtenstein) and a candidate country
for accession to the European Union (Turkey).
The program “Youth in Action” also supports
cooperation with countries of Eastern Europe and
the Caucasus (EECA): Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus,
Georgia, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine.
Objectives of the program cooperation with
the countries of Eastern Europe and the Caucasus
(EECA):
• To contribute to the strengthening of world
peace through the support of dialogue, tolerance,
and solidarity among young people;
• Building long-term and stable cooperation;
• Exchange of experience in youth work and know-
how between non-state and state structures in the EU
and EECA countries;
• Development of the volunteer sector and civil
society in the EECA region.
The European Youth Forum (EYF)
The European Youth Forum (EYF) is the platform
of national youth councils and international youth
referral organizations in Europe, which has been
operating since 1996.
The EYF unites 41 national youth councils and 63
international youth non-governmental organizations,
a total of 104 organizations from all over Europe.
Mission: the forum is working to give young people
the opportunity to actively participate in society, to
improve their own lives, representing and defending
Opportunity - 48.91
• Freedom of assembly/association - 38.68
• Freedom of expression - 25.00
• Political rights - 12.5
• Private property rights - 30.00
• Young members of parliament - 0.00
• Youth confidence in police - 52.05
Personal Freedom and Choice - 54.49
• Corruption - 11.25
• Early marriage - 90.91
• Freedom of religion - 0.00
• Satisfied demand for contraception - 67.47
• Youth perception of corruption - 51.00
Inclusion - 57.06
• Discrimination and violence against minoriti - 30.00
• Religious tolerance - 100
• Youth openness towards homosexuals - 9
Access to Advanced Education - 66.03
• Inequality in the attainment of education - 87.50
• Tertiary enrollment rate - 46.04
• Years of tertiary schooling - 44.42
Opportunities