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Inclusion Strategy for the Youth in Action Programme
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Definition of Young people with fewer opportunities & Inclusion Projects
"Young people with fewer opportunities" are young people that are at a disadvantage compared to their peers because they face one or more of the situations and obstacles listed below.
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Aims & Objectives of the Inclusion Strategy
This "Inclusion Strategy" aims to ensure the accessibility of the "Youth in Action" programme for young people with fewer opportunities, and to stimulate its use to enhance social inclusion, active citizenship and employability of these young people.
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Keys For Success for Inclusion Projects
Many youth workers have already tried out international Youth projects with young people with fewer opportunities. Here is a list of ideas that help make an inclusion project a success.
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Action-Specific features to increase Accessibility
The Inclusion Strategy proposes specific features to increase accessibility of the Youth in Action programme. Find a list of action related possibilities for young people with fewer opportunities.
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Recognition and Training for Inclusion
Recognition and training is an important action in order to increase the quality and effectiveness of inclusion projects. A cross-programme dimension also contributes to the lasting effects of participation in an inclusion project.
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Inclusion Guidelines For National Agencies
The Inclusion Strategy suggests a number of Guidelines for implementation by National Agencies and the Executive Agency in order to have a coherent approach to inclusion accross countries.
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Dissemination and Exploitation of results of Youth in Action projects (Valorisation)
Some suggestions on how to make the most of your inclusion project: spreading the outcomes, communicating the benefits and exploiting the results
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Implementation and Monitoring
The Commission, National Authorities and National and Executive Agencies monitor and evaluate the outputs and impact in terms of inclusion and accessibility of the programme.
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Non Formal Learning-an opportunity for Inclusion
Non Formal Learning because of its voluntary nature and link to young people's needs could be an ideal mechanisim for young people with fewer opportunities to find the road to a job or further education.
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The Political Context of the Inclusion Strategy
Inclusion as a priority is well enshrined in a variety of political text. It gives the Youth in Action programme the mandate to be a programme for inclusion - but not only inclusion. Here are some references to political documents.
Downloads
The following downloads are available:
- Inclusion Strategy for the Youth in Action programme - 2007-2013
The European Commission developed this Inclusion Strategy in cooperation with SALTO Inclusion to make it easier for young people with fewer opportunities to participate in the YiA programme (rightclick & download to your PC)
- Get me in! A leaflet about inclusion measures in the Youth in Action programme
This leaflet explains to youth workers what are the special measures within the YiA programme that make it easier to set up inclusion projects with young people with fewer opportunities (Rightclick & download to your PC)