| The programme of the First Global Forum on Youth Policies follows its original idea to organise discussions between youth policy leaders, experts and practitioners – a space for our professional community to exchange, reflect and discuss. Against that backdrop, most sessions are build around discussion formats. There will be some keynotes and discussion panels, and many thematic sessions which are organised around table conversations.You can download the Forum’s detailed programme (pdf), or click through for an online overview of the programme. We update each of them as necessary, but the links will remain unchanged. While reading the programme, keep in mind that we will not negotiate an outcome document during the Forum! The idea of the Forum is first and foremost to be a youth policy community event, not a negotiation ground for a political outcome document. |
Ani Wierenga (RC34 President) and Siri Hettige (University of Colombo, Sri Lanka), arriving for the youth policy forum in Baku, Azerbaijan |
28-30 October 2014
Baku, Azerbaijan
