Common use of Youth issues Clause in Contracts

Youth issues. Cooperation shall also support the establishment of a coherent and comprehensive policy for realising the potential of youth so that they are better integrated into society to achieve their full potential. In this context, cooperation shall support policies, measures and operations aimed at: a) protecting the rights of children and youth, especially those of girl children; b) promoting the skills, energy, innovation and potential of youth in order to enhance their economic, social and cultural opportunities and enlarge their employment opportunities in the productive sector; c) helping community-based institutions to give children the opportunity to develop their physical, psychological, social and economic potential; d) reintegrating into society children in post conflict situations through rehabilitation programmes; and e) promoting the active participation of young citizens in public life and fostering student exchanges and interaction of ACP and EU youth organisations.

Youth issues. Cooperation shall also support the establishment estab- lishment of a coherent and comprehensive comprehen- sive policy for realising the potential of youth so that they are better integrated into society to achieve their full potential. In this context, cooperation shall support policies, measures and operations aimed at: a) protecting the rights of children and youth, especially those of girl children; b) promoting the skills, energy, innovation and potential of youth in order to enhance their economic, social and cultural cul- tural opportunities and enlarge their employment opportunities in the productive pro- ductive sector; c) helping community-based institutions to give children the opportunity to develop their physical, psychological, social and economic potential; d) reintegrating into society children in post conflict situations through rehabilitation programmes; and e) promoting the active participation of young citizens in public life and fostering xxxxxx- ing student exchanges and interaction of ACP and EU youth organisations.