YOUTH4VALUES

At the sixth international meeting, participants reviewed the first developed recommendations for their National Action Plans. The focus was on quality: making proposals specific, evidence-based, inclusive and realistic enough to support meaningful policy change.   Each national group presented selected draft recommendations and explained the problem behind them. International peers then provided structured feedback on

The fifth international meeting was dedicated to comparing concrete participation mechanisms used in the four partner countries. National groups presented examples of youth councils, local forums, volunteering schemes, civic education activities, petitions, advisory bodies and cooperation between young people and public institutions.   Participants evaluated these examples by asking several practical questions: Who is able

The fourth international meeting placed intercultural dialogue at the centre of the National Action Plan process. Participants examined how culture, language, history, social expectations and political experience influence the ways young people understand democracy, citizenship and public participation.   Young people shared examples from their communities showing that the same concept can have different meanings