Activity 1
Status: ongoing
01.2017 > 12.2017
Advocate on the development of the legal base for the European Solidarity Corps to make it more relevant for youth organisations.
What are we doing in 2017?
Strong Youth Organisations
Advocate for the recognition of the value of volunteering and the development of better conditions for volunteers
Progress
100%
Ongoing: 100%
Completed: 0%
Not started: 0%
Not completed: 0%
People
Andrea Casamenti
Ville Majamaa
Manuel Gonçalves Gil
Activities
Activity 2
Status: ongoing
01.2017 > 12.2017
Develop the Youth Forum’s cooperation with Volunteering platforms in Europe to input the perspectives of young volunteers, especially highlighting the implementation of PAVE (Policy Agenda for Volunteering in Europe).
Activity 3
Status: ongoing
01.2017 > 12.2017
Advocate for Volunteering Time Recognition as cofunding for public funding in European programmes.
Activity 4
Status: ongoing
01.2017 > 12.2017
Showcase best practices of members on volunteering through visibility events targeting the European Institutions.
Outcomes
2017
1
The European Solidarity Corps is implemented in line with the values and structures of the youth and the volunteering sector.
2
Validation mechanisms for the recognition of skills and competences acquired in volunteering settings are increasingly implemented by Member States.
Indicators
Number of proposals coming from youth organisations included in European Solidarity Corps Regulation
A 30% increse in number of Member-States committing to abide by the 2018 deadline of the 2012 Council Recommendation on the Validation of non-Formal and Informal Learning
- Number of proposals coming from youth organisations included in European Solidarity Corps Regulation
- A 30% increse in number of Member-States committing to abide by the 2018 deadline of the 2012 Council Recommendation on the Validation of non-Formal and Informal Learning