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The Department of Volunteering, Social Policy and Youth Structures submitted an application for funding of the European Dialogue to the European Commission through the Erasmus + program to cover actions of the 9th round of Dialogue for the General Secretariat of the EU. B M. N and the bodies of the National Dialogue Group.
The 9th round of the EU Youth Dialogue, starting in January 2022 and ending on 30 June 2023, is chaired by France, the Czech Republic and Sweden and focuses on the following thematic priorities: Protection of citizens and freedoms Promoting a new growth and investment model for Europe Building a greener and more socially
The 8th cycle started on 1 July 2020 and ended on 31 December 2021 (lasting 18 months) and took place under the Presidency of the three countries: Germany - Portugal - Slovenia.The General Secretariat for Vocational Education, Training, Lifelong Learning and Youth through the Department of Volunteering, Social Policy and Youth Structures in collaboration with
The EU Strategy includes 11 Youth Objectives, through which it encourages action at national, regional and local level. The objectives are summarized in the following: 1. Connecting the EU with the Youth 2. Equality of sexes 3. Societies without exclusions 4. Information & Constructive Dialogue 5. Mental Health & Wellness 6. Proceeding the Agricaltural Youth
The dialogue takes place in 18-month workshops with policy makers. Each cycle focuses on one or more objectives, set by the Council of Youth Ministers. The process is organized by national dialogue groups, which consult with young people, youth organizations and policy makers. The Presidency has a leading role in guiding the implementation of
The EU Youth Dialogue takes place between young people, decision-makers and stakeholders and takes place in the context of the EU Youth .Strategy. The EU Youth Dialogue is the successor to the structured dialogue with young people created under the previous EU Youth Strategy 2010-2018. The EU Youth Strategy 2019-2027 is being implemented, which focuses
Ladies and gentlemen, Dear friends of the Hellenic-German Youth Foundation, It is a fact! The Hellenic-German Youth Foundation (HGYF) is a reality. On April 1, 2021, HGYF begins its work in Leipzig and Thessaloniki to promote youth exchanges between Greece and Germany. Many of you have contributed for many years to the cooperation and
