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2009-2014 Youth Action Strategy




2009-2014 Youth Action Strategy by the Ministry of Youth of Quebec, Canada

Experience Description


The objective of the 2009-2014 Youth Action Strategy is to equip young people with the key tools for development, so that they can develop the full potential. Their work focuses on six challenges: education and employment; entrepreneurship; health; regions; diversity; and the environment. Through the 2009-2014 Youth Action Strategy, the government joins the business community, community organizations, representatives of youth groups, the education sector, and city officials to help young people develop their skills. More than 300 partners are involved in the implementation of the proposed initiatives, and each, in its own way, is helping to boost the progress of Quebec.




Activities:

  • Significant investments by the Government of Quebec
  • Implementation of 115 initiatives
  • 300 partners collaborate in the implementation
  • 4 ministries and agencies involved

Results:

On one hand, the performance indicators established in the 2009-2014 Youth Action Strategy quantify the number of young people who were involved directly through the various initiatives launched. Moreover, concrete actions in the areas of education, entrepreneurship, health, regions, diversity and the environment have had a positive impact in all regions of Quebec. These efforts enable young people to return to school, get a job, have confidence in the future, develop their entrepreneurial skills and realize their dream of starting their own business. More than 300 jobs have been created directly in the implementation of the Youth Action Strategy in all regions of Quebec.



Challenges:

Certain challenges arose from the extension of the activities in the framework of the Strategy, particularly with regard to coordination and collaboration among different stakeholders.

Lessons Learned

Through the Youth Action Strategy various youth activities of governments have gathered under a single plan of action. In this context, the practice provides consistency and better monitoring of activities and public transparency, especially for young people.

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Contact Person

Mauricio Vazquez-Gérin, Analista asesor, Secretaria de Juventud de Quebec, Mauricio.Vazquez-Gerin@mce.gouv.qc.ca





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