United States – Europe – Australia
2015
This study reviews experiences and models of youth development programs in a number of Western countries, highlighting the vital role played by youth institutions and centers in building young people’s capacities and empowering them socially, economically, and civically. The study focuses on analyzing programs and initiatives that have proven effective in developing leadership skills, strengthening community participation, and fostering active citizenship among youth.
The study draws on a broad survey of youth programs and projects in the United States, Europe, and Australia, shedding light on the nature of these programs, their objectives, implementation mechanisms, and target groups. It also discusses how these experiences could be leveraged in the Arab context—either by adapting successful models or by building partnerships and collaboration with international organizations working in the youth sector.
This study serves as an important reference for decision-makers, practitioners in youth organizations and institutions, researchers, and others interested in developing more effective and sustainable youth policies and programs.
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