(...) Moving forward, the Commission will now apply a ‘youth check’
when it is designing policies. In addition, Commissioners will speak
more often to young people about current and planned policies. This way,
the impact of EU policies on young people is systematically factored
in, as is their perspective.
In parallel, concrete actions have been put forward to address young people's concerns, especially in the areas: health and wellbeing, environment and climate change, education and training, international cooperation and European values, and employment and inclusion. Initiatives, among others, include preparing guidelines on wellbeing in schools and increasing volunteering opportunities for young people.
From 12 to 19 April 2024, the Commission is also organising the 2024 European Youth Week,
two months ahead of the European elections. This event will focus on
democratic participation and elections, promoting youth engagement
through a series of activities all over Europe. (...)
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