Baltic Youth Strategy Damian Ciachorowski, ERB Youth Board
About strategy How to read it Fields of action Goals What, if not? Youth City Concept
About Strategy The Youth Renaissance begins at the Baltic Sea.
How to read it? Difficulty Money Priority
Fields of action Health and well-being Mobility Participation in civil society Communication and information Development Education Identity Activeness Living in the city
Goals Conected with: - Regional policies - National policies - Youth Goals of the Structured Dialog - European Commission - European Institutions - New European Youth Strategy proposals
What, if not? - Strong outflow of young educated people who do not return to their municipalities - Youth unemployment - Lack of development in the region - Lack of recognition among the local community - Still fasade and enigmatic youth policy in the region - Mismatch at the level of values and goals of young people and adults - Stagnation and reduced motivation of officials to make changes - Glass ceiling in public institutions - Unmatched offer for the needs of young people - Lack of effective evaluation of municipalities' activities
Youth City Concept WHERE: Gda ń sk, Energa Stadium WHEN: Autumn 2019/Spring 2020 WHO: - Cities and regions of the Baltic Sea - Networks of the Nordic and Baltic Sea - Universities - Companies - NGOs - Others WHAT WAY: building the concept of the city + creating the youth policy + exchange of innovations + positive image of ERB in Europe
Youth City Concept WHAT FOR: - to create the first ever Youth City in the EU - show that cities want to change - prove that cities can be sustainable, youth and modern - let young people to decide and show their point of view - show to business partners that we are the place for their investments -
Thank you Damian Ciachorowski damian.ciachorowski@euroregionbaltic.eu
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