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	The opinions expressed in this work , commissioned by the European Union– Council of Europe youth partnership are the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy of either of the partner institutions, their member states or the organisations co-operating with them. Read here
	This brief document was developed as an introduction to the Symposium 'Youth Policy Responses to the Contemporary Challenges Faced by Young People’ (which was organised by the EU-CoE youth partnership last month). These “essentials” will soon be revised in order to integrate the feedback received from participants at and after the Symposium. However, they constitute a good introduction to the main concepts, definitions, principles, objectives, actors, challenges and questions around youth policy in Europe. Read here

	The Council of Europe and Youth policy - Support, assistance and resources for youth policy development in Member States Read here

	The Council of Europe carries out its governmental action in the field of youth through the European Steering Committee for Youth (CDEJ). This committee brings together ministries or public administrations in charge of youth affairs in the 50 States Parties to the European Cultural Convention. The CDEJ supervises a programme of activities involving policy makers, youth researchers and youth work practitioners and focuses particularly on the development of youth policies in its member states. Read here

	EMPOWERING EUROPE’S YOUTH We are the European Youth Card Association (EYCA) - a non-governmental, not-for-profit association of 39 member organisations in 36 countries across Europe. Together we work to empower Europe’s youth. EYCA member organisations issue the European Youth Card to 6 million young people and strive to achieve our vision of a Europe where all young people are mobile and active. We aim to encourage more young people to be socially, culturally, educationally, and economically mobile by delivering quality European Youth Card services and by contributing to better youth policy. Read here

	For those who wish to go (much) deeper into the subject matter, this manual explains in details what youth policy is, what major elements a national youth policy strategy should include, how young people can be involved in developing youth policy, how institutions such as the Council of Europe address youth policy, etc. Read here

	Country Sheet on youth policy in Belarus (2016) Read here

	Country Sheet on youth policy in Belarus (2017) Read here

	The contribution of youth work to preventing marginalisation and violent radicalisation Read here

	Contribution off non-programme countries EU youth wiki Chapter I: Belarus youth policy governance Read here

	Engage. Inform. Empower. Read here

	Worldwide educating for the future index Read here

	Youth Policy Manual How to develop a national youth strategy Read here

	Manual Training of Youth workers Read here

	Taking the future into their own hands Read here


Council of Europe Directorate of Democratic Citizenship and Participation – Youth Department Publications Council of Europe Directorate of Democratic Citizenship and Participation – Youth Department Publications

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