Youth Participation in Development

A Guide for Development Agencies and Policy Makers
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  • Part 1: rationale
  • Part 2: strategies & case studies
  • part 3: mainstreaming
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Contents

  • The Guide
    • Foreword
    • Introduction
    • Part One
      • Why work with youth
      • Youth Participation: an overview
      • Policy frameworks
        • Key Policies
        • Agency Frameworks and Tools
        • Key recommendations from international policies
    • Part Two
    • Part Three
    • Conclusion
    • Appendices

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Policy frameworks

In this section we explore the policy frameworks for working with young people. 

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  • Agency Frameworks and Tools
  • Key recommendations from international policies
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