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06.05.2008 The Youth Programme of BH Radio 1 is a new programming package of the national public radio and most popular radio station in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

13.09.2007 Recent years marked the growing visibility of the youth employment issue on the global development agenda. That trend has been caused by the growing absolute numbers of young people on the planet and the rising unemployment rates.

09.05.2007 The Innovations in Civic Participation (ICP), a non-profit organization that supports the promotion of youth civic participation through service, announces the release of a research report examining the presence of national youth service policies in 15 countries in Eastern Europe and the Balkans.

23.11.2006 Easy access to concrete, accurate and, above all, needed information contributes to improved quality of life, increased perspectives for the youth and greater inclusion of the youth in society.

15.11.2006 The Youth Information Agency (OIA) published its manual on development of local youth policies, “Local Governance and Youth”. The Manual aims to assist the bodies and institutions of local government to create effective youth policies and develop successful cooperation with the youth and youth organizations, in order to improve the status of youth on local level.

23.06.2006 On Sunday, June 11, the European Commission Programme “Mladi” (Youth) for Bosnia and Herzegovina officially launched its web-site - www.program-mladi.org.

16.06.2006 The manual Steps Towards Successful Local Youth Policies came out of print at the end of May 2006. The manual was prepared and written by Emina Buzinkic, Drazen Puljic and Tomislav Tomasevic, experienced trainers and members of the Board of the Croatian Youth Network.

29.07.2005 In 2005 it will be ten years since the General Assembly adopted the World Programme of Action for Youth in 1995. With over 200 million youth living in poverty, 130 million youth illiterate, 88 million unemployed and 10 million young people living with HIV/AIDS, the case for a renewed commitment to the goals of the World Programme of Action is clear.