Friday, 6 March 2009
European Youth Forum Stakeholders Meeting
Percin, Tena, Evren and Romain ( our CD intern ) have joined the Stakeholders Meeting that European Youth forum organized, which aims inform stakeholders in the process of Shaping the Youth Policy for the next year under the Czech and Swedish Presidency of the European Youth Council.
There were the Secretary General of YFJ, Chair of Youth Working Party of the Czech Presidency of the EU, Policy Officer of European Commission, Swedish representative for the EU, and youth leaders from various national councils.
The conference started with the speech of Pavel Trantina about the Council's Preparations of a revised frameework of cooperation, followed by the European Youth Forum's Shadow Report on the framework of European cooperation in the youth field.
Then Jorgen Hansen talked about the commission's evaluation in the current framework in the youth field and the preparation of a revised framework.
The conference followed by a round table debate, Tena mentioned the ways of searching for and recognition of volutary work as precious experience since 2010 is year of employment and poverty and 2011 will be the year of volunteering.
Percin mentioned his vision and ideal in way of achieving visibility of the results gathered for shaping the new policy and stressed that the best way to implement these results is to work with youth leaders and youth organizations.
In the end, it was agreed that the communication is the key factor for implementing the new framework for the youth policy, which will focus on Youth Employment.
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Hi. This year for the seventh time between the 4th and the 7th of July the European parliament will be elected. To many European citizens this seems to be the only way possible to take part in the political process. Still only few know that things have changed with the treaty of Lisbon.
ReplyDeleteThe treaty’s article 11(4) says that every citizen’s group concerning Europe in entirety with a million or more votes has to be taken up in the political decision-making process.
It is important for me to share the knowledge that political participation in Europe is possible beyond political parties, especially since the European parliament will be elected this year. Europe-wide, direct, acitve votes for European citizens' are possible.
I found some informations on an Austrian Website: www.we-change-europe.eu
Hey CD :-)
ReplyDeletenice to read about your new CD assistant. Since when is he in the house? Where does he come from and who is he supporting? ;-) Was there an open call and when? A again questions, questions, questions ;-) Looking forward to a reply to the entire network about it, cheers, Nadine