Presentation Odessa

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TO CREATE A RESOURCEFULL SPACE FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT



TO BUILD BRIDGES BETWEEN PEOPLE AND STATES BY PARTICIPATING AND COOPERATING



EUROPEAN YOUTH PROGRAMMES A VEHICLE FOR EECA YOUNG PEOPLE

to access the worldto a better life: autonomyto educational perspectivesto international market: good jobsto participate to the social and economic processes ofnational and international societiesto build trust for future and personal developmentto set up and foster partnerships and cooperationbetween persons and states

YOUTH



EECA TOOLS-OPPORTUNITIES PARTICIPATION AND COOPERATION

European Knowledge Centre on Youth Policy

(EKCYP)- Youth Partnership CoE-EU:

seminars, trainings, tools for youth workers

and leaders, library, T-kits, research-studies,

joint meetings, discussions

Youth in action Programme (Action 2.EVS,

Action 3.1. Cooperation with of EU countries

with neighborhood, available till 2013): youth

exchanges, trainings, networking projects Salto Youth Centers (starting with 2000)

Salto Eastern Europe and Caucasus Resource

Centre http://www.salto-youth.net/rc/eeca/

http://youth-partnership-eu.coe.int/youth-partnership/ekcyp/index


http://youth-partnership-eu.coe.int/youth-partnership/research/PEYR_members.html








http://www.salto-youth.net/rc/eeca/























EECA TOOLS

EVS trainings and accreditation

EECA network of multipliers

SALTO EECA publications: newsletters,

magazines, leaflets, learning materials etc. A resourceful web page: www.youth-

partnership.net

E-consultation, E-learning

Call of trainers, facilitators, experts fordifferent workshops, seminars

Contact making activities, information activities

Updates meetings on the situation of young

people in EECA and challenges identification

http://www.youth-partnership.net/







VEHICLE MARKS



MARKS

Development of international co-operation within EECA countries andEU

An established neighborhood policyEECA and EU(EuroMed, South EastEurope, Euro-Mediterranean)

Pool of European Youth Researchersreplaced the European Network of

Experts on Youth Knowledge (2011-2013)

Salto Trainers PoolA series of studies (research)on youth

situation



MARKS Number of volunteers is growing

spectacular and of young people involved

in mobility

Hundreds of trained youth workers andleaders: resources, working methods,

training exercises, background

documents

Trainers experienced in EECA for

international youth work, projects and

training courses



MARKS A broader and qualitative approachto non-formal education

Space for youth initiatives,

distance learning and participationEuropean citizenship: feeling ofbelonging

Virtual partnershipsSupport service on facebookhttp://www.facebook.com/saltoeec

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http://www.facebook.com/saltoeeca






FRAME There are not so many free roads, but there are

ways to connect



EU PROGRAMMES ARE GOOD FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

, AS WELL FOR SOCIETIES

Young people set up links and as a result states

builds partnerships and develop common

projects, action plans, sign long term

Agreements

Interaction for eliminating stereotypes, building

peaceful and safe environments

Intercultural and interethnic dialogue is well

accepted and understood

Enhance mobility and focused movement



OUTCOMES



FOR SOCIETY Personal knowledge

becomes global

knowledge

New ideas,

approaches,

initiatives, visions

International

experience and

knowledge

New input: know-how

Good practice:based experience

Values: respect forhuman rights,gender issues



PERSONAL

Development: seethe changing needs Creativity Flexibility

Receptivity AdaptabilityOpportunities for a

good job

Promotes european

values values and

attitudes: tolerance



KEY AIMS MORE POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN THE YOUTH

FIELD

MORE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE YOUTH IN THEREGION

MORE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ANDGOOD PRACTICES

ENHANCE THE DIALOGUE BETWEENRESEARCH-POLICY-PRACTICE

MORE CULTIVATED CIVIL SOCIETY IN THEREGION



WHAT IS NEXT?What can be done until 2013?

The preparations for Youth in

Action 2.0 ?A new programme, a new name,

a new approach?

A a new block to a generalprogramme including the age

group 14-18?



WHAT IS NEXT??? An inclusive programme?

Specific, focused on youth work or a holistical

approach?

Which collaborative practical actions could betaken to enhance the lives of young people in the

region?

The usual accepted “chain of influence” in youth

policy should remain the same???

Society policy

youth worker young



One thing is sure!!!YOUTH IS THE

PARTNER FOR THEFUTURE



NEXT STEP???



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