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National Policy of Youth 2012-2020 Specific Youth Cabinet - Guatemala

Youth Public Policies. National Policy of Youth 2012-2020 Specific Youth Cabinet - Guatemala. Licda. Alejandra Carrillo de León Director National Youth Council -CONJUVE- México DF, México Oct. 16 – 17, 2012. National Youth Policy 2012-2020. Target Groups

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National Policy of Youth 2012-2020 Specific Youth Cabinet - Guatemala

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  1. Youth Public Policies National Policy of Youth 2012-2020 Specific Youth Cabinet - Guatemala Licda. Alejandra Carrillo de León Director National Youth Council -CONJUVE- México DF, México Oct. 16 – 17, 2012

  2. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 Target Groups • Young adolescents: People ages 13 to 18 • Young people: Persons over the age of 18 and under the age of 30. Priorized themes • National Policy 2012-2020 • Specific Youth Cabinet Project Activities • Ground Plan • Monitoring and Evaluation System • Communication Strategy Impact/ Expected outcomes • Encourage the full implementation of young people to improve their conditions and quality of life, giving priority to their integrar development and full excercise of citizenship. • Encourage the adoption of legal frameworks in the field of human rights for young people. • Implement ground plans at the departmental and municipal level with full participation and representation in the decision-making at the local level. • Change the perception of the public in general, and of the decision-makers, in particular, in relation to the youth. • Strengthen the institutions responsible for promoting and implementing policy, promoting synergies between different sectors. MONTH/ YEAR

  3. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 APPROACH AND INNOVATION The National Youth Policy 2012-2020 is the basic tool to make the youth of the country develop its potentialities and to be protagonists of their social, economic, political and cultural development. Collects the commitments and tasks of the State, in relation to the conditions of youth development and includes a series of actions. Guides the activities, resources and efforts of public, private, international agencies and youth organizations, that dedicate efforts for the youth of the country. ¿In which phase of the project, programme or policy were involved? STRATEGIC AREAS AND LINES OF ACTION MONTH/ YEAR

  4. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 STRATEGIC AREAS AND LINES OF ACTION MONTH/ YEAR

  5. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 STRATEGIC AREAS AND LINES OF ACTION MONTH/ YEAR

  6. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 STRATEGIC AREAS AND LINES OF ACTION MONTH/ YEAR

  7. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 APPROACH AND INNOVATION El protagonismo y participación de la juventud en la transformación de sus entornos locales, genera desarrollo, fortaleciendo además nuestro sistema democrático. The role and participation of youth in the transformation of their local environments generates development, including the strengthening of our democratic system. Promote partnership among young people, as well as children, adults and elderly people. It contributes to the building and increasing of confidence between different generations to strengthen ties in favor of coexistence. MONTH/ YEAR

  8. National Youth Policy 2012-2020 LESSONS LEARNT TO SHARE • Thetoolsthatyouthneedthemost are relatedwitheducation, health, employment and housing. • Educationisthemeansbywhichyouthisincorporaredintothelife. • Healthisthebasisforthestudy and work, whiletheworkisone of thebestwaystointegrateyouthintotheadultworld, developingtheacquiredtools, therebyobtainingtheincomestolive and achieveindependence. • Finally, housingmanagesto be a reflection of thatindependenceachievedthroughemployment and throughanindependentlifethatallowstothemtheir personal, economic and social development. MONTH/ YEAR

  9. THANKS! Licda. Alejandra Carrillo de León National Youth Council – CONJUVE - Alejandra.carrillo@conjuve.gob.gt Tel. (502) 2498-0800 www.conjuve.gob.gt

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