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V Plan de Juventud de Extremadura 2013-2016 (Fifth Youth Plan of Extremadura 2013-2016)

Authoring Organisation
Spain
Author
Government of Extremadura
WHO MiNDbank Collection
Country Resources
Topic
Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Country/Region
Spain
Date Published
2013
Document Type
Policy document
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El V Plan de Juventud de Extremadura 2013-2016 es un documento transversal que recoge y coordina las medidas que el Gobierno de Extremadura, y otras entidades de nuestra Comunidad Autónoma, pondrán en marcha a lo largo de estos próximos cuatro años –entre el 2013 y el 2016- con el objetivo de favorecer la participación activa de la juventud en la sociedad, así como facilitar su proceso de emancipación, todo ello desde una perspectiva integral.

The Fifth Youth Plan of Extremadura 2013-2016 is a cross-cutting document that coordinates and outlines the steps the Government of Extremadura, and others in this region, will launch over the next four years, between 2013 and 2016 with the aim of encouraging the active participation of youth in society and facilitate the process of emancipation, from an integrated perspective.

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V Plan de Juventud de Extremadura 2013-2016 (Fifth Youth Plan of Extremadura 2013-2016)
Spanish, 5.2 MB pdf
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Spanish

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