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3- Based on the document: What action could possibly solve the issue? Are there any other?

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3- Based on the document: What action could possibly solve the issue? Are there any other?

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4- Stakeholders involved in the solution?

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4- Stakeholders involved in the solution?

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marginalized groups and small organizations tend to be underfunded

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1) Need more funding - rural
2) People who can't reach the supports (reference to commute)
3) Unemployed need funding to access supports; improve youth mobility (eg by EU-funding; subsidizing public transportation for young people around Europe; increasing ERASMUS funding with a specific focus on high-school students
4) Increase marginalised groups in leadership positions / positions of influence (youth workers can help to facilitate the involvement of marginalized groups: eg by helping in the bureaucratic application procedures)

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3.1.1) Standardised formation of education for youth workers

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3.1.1) Standardised formation of education for youth workers

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3.1.2) Develop and Expand the youth work offer

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3.1.2) Develop and Expand the youth work offer

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3.2.1- Recognition of the voluntary work

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3.2.1- Recognition of the voluntary work

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Short term funding = no guarantee of employment. Therefore, projects are usually short-term, and don't have the opportunity to plan for the future.

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Insufficient physical spaces and the digital gap

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Insufficient physical spaces and the digital gap

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1) lack of (access to) digital infrastructure for youth
2)  Governments at all levels, do not support the existence and funding via infrastructure youth organisations
3) increase investment in digital skills and permanent digital infrastructure
4) INGYOs, Youth workers, participants, politicians

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1) Young people do not have access to funds and therefore need funding for equal opportunities
2) Youth workers to have access to funds / trainings to reach more
3) Information is not available. People do not know how to write an application for funding and which program suits their needs.
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2 - youth work is not recognised as a profession in some countries

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2 - youth work is not recognised as a profession in some countries

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this brings instability to a youth worker's life. it also doesn't help with building up a good image for youth work in general.

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Laws for access of Youth Organisations to receive structural funding (rather than project based funding) on all levels (European, national, regional, local) guarantueeing long-term reliable funding - examples: Germany (Sozialgesetzbuch 8 § 11-12), Austria (Bundesjugendvertretungsgesetz). Appropriate Funding for Youth Work should become a right that Youth Organisations all over the EU should be entitled to.

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3.3.1-Develop legal conditions for youth work

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3.3.1-Develop legal conditions for youth work

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Change project funding "rules" to allow financing also the salaries

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Change project funding "rules" to allow financing also the salaries

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Too many project calls do not allow financing of youth worker salaries or youth organisation leaders salaries. If it would be allowed many problems would be solved.

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Information on youth work and how it can be protected

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Information on youth work and how it can be protected

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1) Sustainability of funding to ensure projects can be completed whether long term or short term
2) 4-5 year government cycles make it difficult to implement long-term funding mechanisms
3) High turnover means that the vision of the project or its main goals could change - a structure should be put in place to avoid this.
4) Youth workers, participants, politicians, organisations giving funding at European level.

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4) Ministries, Youth Organisations, Youth Councils at  all levels,  NGYO, 

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4) Ministries, Youth Organisations, Youth Councils at  all levels,  NGYO, 

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cross-sectoral relevant ministries

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Inconsistencies in where youth workers are hired / or hired by means that contracts can be different across countries and employment rights can be poor.

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For example when COVID came a lot of the physical events were canceled and most of the projects stopped which led to financial problems within the organizations

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youth workers need acces to quality education opportunities. this comes hand in had with recognition, of course, but in order to offer young people the right spaces for them, we need to offer youth workers the education they need - it is a circle, one doesn't go without the other.

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Main cities overfunded / Smaller areas not funded

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Main cities overfunded / Smaller areas not funded

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1) Rural people have less access to infrastructure and youth centres
2) Spread the information. The National Organisations are affected  by the lack of funding, which therefore affect the outreach capacity to younger people
3) improve youth mobility (eg by EU-funding; subsidizing public transportation for young people around Europe; increasing ERASMUS funding with a specific focus on high-school students
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Cross-sectoral cooperation, interdisciplinary teams

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1) most of the funding is available for groups and formally distributed
2) easier to facilitate
3) make more funding for individuals available, less bureaucratic processes
4) Youth workers, participants, politicians, INGYOs, organisations giving funding at European level

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place bring anyone with real experience in youth work at the same table.

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Long-term funding with flexibility clauses to help adapt for incidents like Covid-19

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Long-term funding with flexibility clauses to help adapt for incidents like Covid-19

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If we don't have recognition it is hard to fight for funding.

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If we don't have recognition it is hard to fight for funding.

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Youth workers in traineeships and internships are not paid at all.

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Youth workers in traineeships and internships are not paid at all.

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via National Youth laws that define Youth Work, different actors of youth work (esp. non-state ones) and state the need to support Youth work in all its forms (so actors of youth work have a legal bases to refer their claims to).

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youth clubs should be supported financially by local authorities, but still given the independence to apply for external funding (projects/events funded thru E+, have volunteers thru ESC, etc)

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Quantity vs. quality