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young people to stably integrate into the labour market and vulnerable groups remain disadvantaged in the working environment. Young people are involved in many forms of civic and political participation. These include civil society organisations and social movements or engagement in non-institutionalised
Leaving young people behind Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of young people were at risk of being unable to fulfil their potential. Worldwide, the poverty rate among those below the age of 18 is more than double that among adults.7 The mental health of young people has deteriorated in recent decades,8 while every year 21
providing young people with opportunities and experiences that support their successful integration into society and enable them to be active and responsible members of their societies, as well as agents of change.
Youth Act defines young people as those under 29 years of age. Therefore, the actors that operate in the field of youth work target their actions at this age group.
• involving all young people in societal issues • young people's social inclusion and entry into the labour market. 1.1 Target population of youth policy
This study examines the current situation of young people's political participation with a spe cial focus on the European elections. It inspects the meaning of political participation for contemporary democracies and the dilemmas behind young people's participation and representation. It looks at the
towards the fulfilment of the rights of all young people in Europe, including the most marginalised and excluded ones. GOAL Enable and ensure the inclusion of all young people in society.
