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PRESENTATION. Membership Support Week Briefing YIA 2.0. 1. Where we come from 2. Role of YFJ in YIA 1.0 3. YIA 2.0: the process 4. YIA 2.0: the YFJ process 5.The political climate 6. The challenges 7. The Questions. Contents. * Youth for Europe I 1988-1991

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  1. PRESENTATION Membership Support Week Briefing YIA 2.0

  2. 1. Where we come from 2. Role of YFJ in YIA 1.0 3. YIA 2.0: the process 4. YIA 2.0: the YFJ process 5.The political climate 6. The challenges 7. The Questions Contents

  3. * Youth for Europe I 1988-1991 * Youth for Europe II 1992-1994 * Youth for Europe III 1995-1999 * European Voluntary Service 1998-1999 +admin grant * Youth 2000-2006 * Youth in Action 2007-2013 Where we come from

  4. Political: * Observer at Programme Committee * Regular meetings with DG EAC * in steering group evaluation * ad hoc topical meetings Implementation * Observer at selection committee EACEA * yearly coordination meeting with EACEA on 4.1 * ad hoc meetings with EACEA Role of YFJ in YIA 1.0

  5. The programme requires a legal basis under the legislative procedure and co-decision by European Parliament and Council of Ministers 1. European Commission does an impact assessment and consults stakeholders and beneficiaries. Online survey out on 17/09 2. EC presents a proposal. Spring/Summer 2011 3. European Parliament writes a report. First voting in Education and Culture Committee, then in Plenary (spring 2012) 4. Council of ministers agrees or disagrees 5.Possible second reading in EP and compromise 6. In parallel with EU decision process on financial perspectives. The process towards YIA 2.0

  6. 2008: assessment YIA and adoption YFJ approach to YIA and YFJ vision on YIA 2.0 2010: MO survey on action 4.1/ MO survey on YIA 2.0/ Revision EVS 09/2010: Consultation Day YIA 2.0 09/10/2010: Draft Policy Paper approved by Board 10/2010: online discussion on YFJ intranet 28-29/10/2010: European Stakeholder Forum Life Long Learning Programme/YIA 19/11/2010: adoption Policy Paper YIA by YFJ General Assembly After GA: discussion with European Commission ] From 2011: discussion with EP and Council of Ministers. End 2011: amendments proposed to EP and Council of Ministers 2012: Advocacy on budget and content both on European level as on national level. YFJ Process towards YIA 2.0

  7. The next programme will be developed in a different political climate than Youth in Action. * the treaty: encouraging the democratic participation of young people. * Youth on the Move: political agenda but no programme * The crisis and austerity * A new commissioner The political climate

  8. * Youth in Action 2.0 is not guaranteed * A bigger programme * A better programme: more of the same or radical re-thinking? * Citizenship or employability? * The division between national and European level. * YFJ-MO cooperation The Challenges

  9. * Needs of young people * Political frame of YIA * Form and actions/ Scope * Governance * Pedagogical approach/ Implementation * Bigger Programme. The Questions

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