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Inclusion & Diversity

SALTO Inclusion Statistics - an overview of achievements

The SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre grew significantly over the years. Here are some figures.

Participants to SALTO Inclusion Activities

SALTO Inclusion initially (in 2000) only had the resources to organise 2 training courses per year. Gradually, its staff and funding was increased which also led to more youth & inclusion workers being reached.

 
year activity participants
2001 TC Inclusion & EVS (2x)- how to use EVS as a tool for youth work with young people with fewer opportunities - leading to Use your Hands to Move Ahead (Belgium) 46 participants (65+ applicants) -4 trainers/staff, 2 COM, 2 NA
  Bridges for Training - a european training event to stimulate the quality of youth work(er) training (in cooperation with the Council of Europe & the Belgian EU Presidency) 158 participants = 61 NA&SALTO, 73 trainers, 24 officials (175+ applicants), 10 staff
2002 TC Inclusion & Group Initiatives (2x) - how to use Group Initiatives as a tool for/with young people with fewer opportunities (Belgium) 44 participants (56+ applicants) - 3 trainers, 1 staff, 3 COM, 2 NA
2003 TC Enable (2x) - how to set up international mixed-ability projects - leading to No Barriers No Borders (in cooperation with Slovak NA - part of the European Year of People with a Disability) 49 participants (64+ applicants) -4 trainers, 1 staff, 2 NA
2004 Round Table on EVS - how to adapt (short term) EVS to the needs of young people with fewer opportunities - leading to the Use Your Hands to Move Ahead booklet (Belgium) 7 inclusion workers - 1 trainer, 1 staff
  TC Inclusion through Sports (2x)- how to use sports as a method to work with young people with fewer opportunity - leading to Fit for Life (in the frame of the European Year of Education through Sport-Belgium) 50 participants (62+ applicants) -3 trainers, 2 staff
2005 Bridges for Recognition - a european event to promote the recognition of youth work & non-formal learning (Belgium) 120 participants = 35 NA&SALTO, 8 Education, 6 Labour, 30 Policy (381 applicants) - 12 staff
  Inclusion & Diversity Training Modules (4x)- making youth work more inclusive and reach a more diverse target audience - leading to the ID Booklet (in cooperation with SALTO Cultural Diversity- hosted by Belgian FL NA, Swedish NA/Solleftea, Maltese NA & Czech NA) 91 participants (468 applicants) - 6 trainers/staff, 8 NA
  TC Rainbow- how to set up international projects for LesBiGay youth - leading to Over the Rainbow (in cooperation with the Romanian NA) 23 participants (43 applicants) - 3 trainers (37 applied) + 1 staff
2006 TC No Offence (2x) - working with young ex-offenders or young people in prison - leading to No Offence booklet (2nd course taken over & adapted by UK NA) 25+15 participants (80 applicants) - 3 trainers, 2 staff
  Youth Inclusion Forum - bringing stakeholders together to make the Youth in Action programme as inclusive as possible (Belgium) 75 participants = 28 NA&SALTO, 41 YW, 6 officials (178 applicants) - 10 staff
  Virtual Youth Inclusion Forum - participate online in the Inclusion Forum via webcam or chat 203 participants - 7 staff
2007 TC Rural Youth - international projects with and for young people in disadvantaged rural and geographically isolated areas - leading to Village International (hosted by Turkish NA) 23 participants (111 applicants) - 3 trainers (23 applied), 1 staff, 1 NA
  Urban Youth Seminar - exchanging good practice about youth projects in disadvantaged (sub)urban areas - leading to Youth and the City (organised by French NA, in cooperation with SALTO Inclusion) 35 participants (162 applicants) - 2 trainers (49 applied), 3 staff, 1 NA, 1 COM
  Round Table on Inclusion Strategies - working meeting with NAs to collect input, needs and expertise for the Shaping Inclusion & Inclusion by Design publications 10 NA participants - 1 trainer, 1 staff, 1 COM
  Staff Training for NA Inclusion Officers - exchange of experience between NA inclusion colleagues and input on Strategic Thinking within inclusion (Belgium) 24 NA participants - 1 trainer, 2 staff, 1 COM official
2008 TC E.M.power - projects to empower Ethnic Minority women - leading to the EMpower booklet (in cooperation with SALTO Cultural Diversity, the UK and Danish NA) 25 participants (81 applicants) - 3 trainers (43 applied), 7 staff
  TC ImageBuilding - build a positive image for Inclusion Groups - leading to Images in Action (in cooperation with the Hungarian NA) 24 participants (76 applicants) - 3 trainers (22 applied), 2 staff
  Inclusion Colleague Support Groups - peer-to-peer meetings for NA Inclusion Officers addressing Inclusion challenges (3x hosted by the Flemish, French & Italian NAs) 8+8+10 NA participants - 2+3+2 staff
2009 Let's Youthpass it on - seminar on Youthpass and Inclusion - leading to Youthpass for All (in cooperation with SALTO Training & Cooperation, hosted by the French NA) 23 participants (45 applicants) - 1 trainers (24 applied), 7 experts, 4 staff
  TC Unemployment - how to work young people facing unemployment - leading to Working on Work (hosted by the Portuguese NA) 26 participants (74 applicants) - 3 trainers (39 applied), 3 staff
  Inclusion Colleague Support Groups - peer-to-peer meetings for NA Inclusion Officers addressing Inclusion challenges (3x hosted by the Turkish, Icelandic & Czech NAs) 8+10+10 participants - 3+3+3 staff
2010 Inclusion Colleague Support Groups - peer-to-peer meetings for NA Inclusion Officers (2x hosted by the Swiss & Estonian+UK NAs) 8 + 18 participants - 3+3 staff
  Paths to Working Life - how can Youth in Action help young people towards employment? (organised by Finnish NA) 19 participants - 2 trainers - 2 staff
  Round Table: success criteria for youth employment projects (part of the Inclusion through Employability research) 11 participants - 1 researcher - 2 staff
2011 Inclusion Colleague Support Group on cooperating with job agencies (hosted by the Liechtentstein NA) 9 participants - 3 staff
  Youth Work: Enhancing Employability? - seminar (organised by Slovenian NA) 21 participants (55 applicants) - 3 trainers (27 applied) - 3 staff
  East West Included - contact making seminar with Eastern Europe & Caucasus (organised by SALTO EECA and Austrian NA) xx participants (70 applicants) - 2 trainers (18 applied) - 3 staff
  Competences for ALL! - TC on recognising competences of young people with fewer opportunities (in cooperation with Flemish NA and SALTO Training & Cooperation) 26 participants (85 applicants) - 3 trainers - 3 staff
  Bridges to Work - stakeholder conference on youth employment and entrepreneurship (organised by SALTO Inclusion, contributions from 13 NAs & SALTOs) 135 participants (230 applicants) - 5 facilitators (58 applied) - 10 staff
  LTTC Urban Youth (organised by Hungarian & French NA) - final seminar January 2013 22 participants (69 applicants) - 3 trainers (30 applied) - 4 staff
2012 Urban Solutions Seminar - part of the SALTO inclusion research on Urban Youth (in cooperation with UK NA and SALTO Cultural Diversity) 33 participants (139 applicants) - 1 facilitator (20 applied) - 2 researchers - 2 social meadia team - 6 staff
  Inclusion Colleague Support Group on social chalenges in (sub)urban areas (hosted by the Hungarian NA) 8 participants - 2 speakers - 3 staff
  LTTC Urban Youth Coaching Phase (organised by Hungarian & French NA) - final seminar February 2013 22 participants (69 applicants) - 3 trainers (30 applied) - 4 staff
  YiA Newcomers TC (organised by network of the YiA NAs and CoM) 13 participants (National Agency staff) - 2 trainers
  TC Youth@Work - making the link between youth projects and work (organised by Turkish NA) 31 participants - 3 trainers
  TC Get Inspired: about youth entrepreneurship (organised by Polish NA and SALTO Participation) 25 participants - 2 trainers - 2 speakers
  East West EVS - Included: inclusion EVS projects with Eastern Europe & Caucasus (organised by SALTO EECA and Austrian NA). 19 participants (83 applicants) - 2 trainers (28 applied) - 3 staff
  TC Value the Difference: about identity and youth subcultures (organised by SALTO Cultural Diversity and Lithuanian NA) 22 participants - 2 trainers - 1 reporter - 4 staff
2013 ... ...
  • The + in the number of participants refers to the fact that NAs only forwarded maximum 4 candidates from their country - which means that it is likely there were more applicants that applied to their NA (of which we have no info). From 2005 applications are online, which gives us a view on the totality of interested candidates.

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Useful SALTO Publications

The SALTO Inclusion for All booklets are based on the SALTO Inclusion Training Coursesand make the resources and expertise from the course reach wider.

P=Paper copies, D=Downloads from the Website (on 31 Dec 2006), 7 (additional in 2007), 8 (2008), 9 (2009), 0 (2010), 1 (2011), 2 (2012)

  • Making Waves-Creating more Impact with your Youth Project (2007, 2009, 2010)
  • PP+9999+000 (500+1000+750)
  • 7 8888 99999 00000000 111111111 22222222222
    (82+2063+2309+3900+4391+5848)
  • Exists in Latvian, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek translation
  • 22222 (1250)
  • 2  (362)
  • Exists in Dutch translation
  • PPP+11111111 (350+750)
  • 111 222222  (1593+3233)
  • Exists in Estonian translation
  • PPP (750)
  • 99 000 11 22 (891+1500+767+779)
  • P (250)
  • 88 99 000 11 22 (900+1053 +1100+679+639)
  • ID Booklet-IDeas for Inclusion & Diversity (2006, 2008)
  • PPPP+8888 (1000+1000)
  • DDD 7777777777777777 88888 99999 00000000 111111 222222222
    (1298+8008+2679+2650+4200 + 3044+4422)
  • Exists in Italian translation
  • PP+666 (400+500)
  • DDDDDD 777 888 999 0000 11111 222
    (2958+1427+1554+1413+2150+2222+1289)
  • Exists in Dutch translation
  • PP+666 (900)
  • DDDD 777 8888888888 999 000 11 2222 (1970+1267+5178+1330+1550+1099+1742)
  • Exists in Czech translation
  • PP+666+11111 (1000+500)
  • DDDD 7777 888 9999 0000 111 222
    (2052+2086+1493+2002+1900+1433+1402)
  • PPPP+8888 (1000+750)
  • DDDDD 777 888888 99999 000000 1111 222222
    (2401+1608+2813+2308+3000+2000+3235)
  • Exists in Russian & Polish language
  • PPPP+8888 (1000+750)
  • DD 777 88 999 00 11 22
    (1057+1371+1126+1210+1100+756+922)
  • No Offence-Projects with Young (ex)Offenders (2007, 2010)
  • PP+00 (500+500)
  • 7 88 999 0000 11 22
    (34+916+1280+2100+1128+1158)
  • Exists in Latvian translation
  • PP+000 (500 +750)
  • 88 999 0000000 11111 2222222
    (1103+1500+3500+2413+3442)
  • Exists in Turkish & Latvian translation
  • Youth and the City-Projects with and for Youth from disadvantaged urban areas (2008, 2012)
  • PPP (750)
  • 888 999 0000 11111 22222222
    (1722+1659+2100+2216+4053)
  • PPP (750)
  • 8888 9999 0000 1111 (1000+1115+1200+1093)
  • 999 000 (750+750)
  • 00000000000000000000000000 111 22222
    (13200 after one year! + 1592 + 2464)
  • Exists in Estonian, Spanish translation
  • PPP 00 (750+500)
  • 0000 11111 222222222 (1850+2388+4561)
  • PPP (750)
  • 0 1 22 (550+414+973)
Conference Reports
  • PPP (750)
  • 222222 (published end 2011 - 2955)
  • PPP (500)
  • DDDDDDD 77 8 9 0 1 2
    (3560+904+353+274+550+393+460)
  • PP (400)
  • DDDD 7777 888 999 0 11 2
    (2238+1800+1652+1630+650+799+707)
  • PP (500)
  • 7777 8888 9999 00000 1111111 222222222 (2180+1872+1952+2550+3678+3378+4400)

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SALTO Inclusion Website

Because SALTO is an international network of resource centres, it is difficult to reach all relevant youth workers in our activities. Therefore we aim to make the most of our resources accessible online.

Inclusion Tools (methods, exercises, background texts,...) in the SALTO Toolbox for Youth Work & Training

  • 2003 TTT 24 inclusion tools online
  • 2004 TTTTTTTTTT 103 inclusion tools online
  • 2005 TTTTTTTTTTTTT 132 inclusion tools online
  • 2006 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 166 inclusion tools online
  • 2007 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 185 inclusion tools online
  • 2009 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 254 inclusion tools
  • 2010 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 266 inclusion tools
  • 2011 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 275 inclusion tools
  • 2012 TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 290 inclusion tools
  • 2013 ...

Visits to the SALTO Inclusion frontpage www.salto-youth.net/inclusion/

  • 2002 no stats
  • 2003 VVV 1572 visits
  • 2004 VVVVVVVVV 4436 visits
  • 2005 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 9518 visits
  • 2006 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 11772 visits
  • 2007 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 9761 visits
  • 2008 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 10326 visits
  • 2009 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 7996 visits
  • 2010 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 8000 visits
  • 2011 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 11724 visits
  • 2012 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 11496 visits
  • 2013 ...

Visits to SALTO Inclusion Pages & Subpages(having 'inclusion' in the URL)

  • 2003 no stats
  • 2004 VV 28.002 visits
  • 2005 VVVVVVVV 104.487 visits
  • 2006 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 193.607 visits
  • 2007 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 236.749 visits
  • 2008 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 334.068 visits
  • 2009 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 314.273 visits
  • 2010 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 199.850 visits
  • 2011 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 266.348 visits
  • 2012 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 263.679 visits
  • 2013 ...

Inclusion downloads from the SALTO site (from the toolbox, pages,...)

  • 2003 no stats
  • 2004 DD 6.023 downloads
  • 2005 DDDDDDD 18.384 downloads
  • 2006 DDDDDDDDD appr 23.000*
  • 2007 DDDDDDDDDDDD appr 28.250*
  • 2008 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD appr 65.000*
  • 2009 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD appr 53.700*
  • 2010 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD appr 48.650*
  • 2011 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD appr 46.450*
  • 2012 DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD appr 109.706
  • 2013 ...

*based on the 300 most downloaded files.

In 2011 the following inclusion files were most popular:

  1. Making Waves (5824 downloads of which 1645 other language versions)
  2. Youthpass for ALL (4561 downloads-joint publication with SALTO Training & Cooperation)
  3. ID-booklet (4422 downloads)
  4. Youth and the City (4053 downloads)
  5. Inclusion through Employability (3226 downloads)

Here are the top 3 inclusion files for previous years:

The figures are based on extrapolations from the Urchin (til 2004) & Webtrends statistics (from 2004) - SALTO is not responsible for possible errors or incoherence between these 2 programmes.

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SALTO Inclusion Communication & Advocacy

SALTO actively promotes Inclusion as a European Priority, informs about inclusion activities in Europe and supports the European Commission, NAs and NGO's in their inclusion efforts. To do this SALTO Inclusion developed the following tools:

The SALTO Inclusion Newsletter

  • 2003 NNNNNNNN / SSSS: 8 inclusion newsletters to 1753 subscribers
  • 2004 NNNNNNNN / SSSSS: 8 inclusion newsletters to 2284 subscribers
  • 2005 NNNNNNNNNN / SSSSSSS: 10 newsletters to 3567 subscribers
  • 2006 NNNNNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSS: 10 newsletters to 4400 subscribers
  • 2007 NNNNNNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSS: 11 newsletters to 5231 subscribers
  • 2008 NNNNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSS: 9 inclusion newsletters to 5204 subscribers
  • 2009 NNNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSSS: 8 inclusion newsletters to 5414 subscribers
  • 2010 NNNNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSSSS: 9 newsletters to 5621 subscribers
  • 2011 NNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSSSSSS: 6 newsletters to 7049 subscribers
  • 2012 NNNNNNN / SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS: 7 newsletters to 9536 subscribers
  • 2013 ...

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Trainers Online for Youth

The SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre also manages the Trainers Online for Youth database (TOY) - with trainers and resource persons from the European Youth Work & Training field - and the calls for trainers.

SALTO Inclusion Staff

SALTO Inclusion (and the whole of the SALTO-YOUTH network) has been growing bit by bit, due to higher demands and the needs from the field.

  • 2000-2001: 50% inclusion & project officer - 35% support staff
  • 2001-2002: 50% inclusion & project officer - 35% support staff
  • 2002-2003: 100% inclusion & project officer - 35% support staff
  • 2003-2004: 140% inclusion & project officers - 35% support staff
  • 2005-2006: 140% inclusion & project officers - 35% support staff
  • 2007-2012: 180% inclusion & project officers
  • ...

You can find a list (and pictures) of the current SALTO Inclusion Staff members at the contacts page.

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