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Building process of the Youth Policy 2010 - 2015

Building process of the Youth Policy 2010 - 2015. Balance 2. Political Priorities 3. Design and implementation of the Youth Policy. Balance The young population represents 22.3% of the total population (censo 2011)

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Building process of the Youth Policy 2010 - 2015

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  1. Building process of the Youth Policy 2010 - 2015

  2. Balance • 2. Political Priorities • 3. Design and implementation of the Youth Policy

  3. Balance • The young population represents 22.3% of the total population (censo 2011) • 14.7% Of young men and women live below the poverty line(censo 2011, metodología 06) • 30% of dissociation of thebasiccycle. (Contexto 3, ENHIA 2010-2030) • 17% of unemploymentin people aged 15-24 years(censo 2011)

  4. 17.8 % of young people (15 - 29) do not study or work (ECH 2010) i . 6.1% are job seekers ii . 5,4% of unpaid job iii. 6.3% not seeking for a job or perform unpaid work Proporción de personas entre 15 y 29 años que no estudian ni trabajan. País urbano 1986-2010. 23% 17,8%

  5. 10.4% of households with young leadership (15 to 29) has difficulty in gaining access to housing, i.e. paying more than 30% of their income on rent or mortgage payments. (Contexto 3, ECH 2009) • Youth demonization and stigmatization • Background: Weak Youth Institutions (technical, political and financially)

  6. 2. Political Priorities Strengthen the educational path of adolescents and youth in terms of reducing the dissociation and the lag in education, for the universalization of secondary education graduation. Improve opportunities for work insertion and employment continuity, with special emphasis on the young women (18-24 years) from the poorest families, under-qualified and living in the country. Strengthen the advocay capacity of the Uruguayan youth movement on the national political stage.

  7. 3. Design and implementation of the Youth policy 3.1 Strengthening of public institutions 3.2 Strengthening of the youth movement 3.3 Generation of information and knowledge 3.4 Work with youth policy

  8. 3.1 Strengthening of public institutions Strengthening of the agency specialized in youth– INJU Establishment of the Youth Commission - Social Cabinet Elaboration of the National Plan for Youth - roadmap

  9. 3.2 Strengthening of the youth movement Youth citizenship throughout the country centers Youth information centres Youth Legal aid clinics Departmental roundtables for youth Youth Initiative Fund TV show “La mirada”

  10. 3.3 Generation of information and knowledge Fund for Young researchers 1st Diploma on Youth Policies - School of Social Sciences Observatory of youth programs and social indicators Unit of analysis and knowledge of youth

  11. 3.4 Working with the youth policy Training course for young politicians Political youth network

  12. Future prospective Consolidation and installation of new capabilities. Plan of action for youth 2015 – 2025

  13. Thanks! mrodriguez@mides.gub.uy www.inju.gub.uy

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