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Youth policy in Ukraine : conclusions of the Council of Europe international review team

by Ewa Krzaklewska

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"Ukraine is the 19th country overall, and the third of the Commonwealth of Independent States (following Armenia and Moldova) to have its youth policies reviewed by the Council of Europe's interantional review team. Ukraine presented a range of new challenges: it was by far the largest country geographically and it embodied geo-political characteristics (from North t oSouth, and East to West) that are reflected in its philosophy and approach to youth development. This international review explores three issues of particular interest to the Ukrainian authorities: health and healthy lifestyles, employment and employability, and patriotic education and citizenship. In addition, the international review pays special attention to questions of youth participation and engagement, and to those groups of "vulnerable" young people who are most at risk of social exclusion. The review argues for the establishment of a more open development model for youth policy in Ukraine, suported by a clear strategic vision and the strengthening of its commitment to local capacity and autonomy in shaping relevant programmes and projects. In particular, it also advocates the promotion of more diverse methodologies in the implementation of youth policy, based on non-formal learning and skills-development principles."--P. [4] of cover.… (more)
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"Ukraine is the 19th country overall, and the third of the Commonwealth of Independent States (following Armenia and Moldova) to have its youth policies reviewed by the Council of Europe's interantional review team. Ukraine presented a range of new challenges: it was by far the largest country geographically and it embodied geo-political characteristics (from North t oSouth, and East to West) that are reflected in its philosophy and approach to youth development. This international review explores three issues of particular interest to the Ukrainian authorities: health and healthy lifestyles, employment and employability, and patriotic education and citizenship. In addition, the international review pays special attention to questions of youth participation and engagement, and to those groups of "vulnerable" young people who are most at risk of social exclusion. The review argues for the establishment of a more open development model for youth policy in Ukraine, suported by a clear strategic vision and the strengthening of its commitment to local capacity and autonomy in shaping relevant programmes and projects. In particular, it also advocates the promotion of more diverse methodologies in the implementation of youth policy, based on non-formal learning and skills-development principles."--P. [4] of cover.

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