The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions.

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The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions

The Swedish Associations of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR)  We are an employer’s organisation, and defend and promote the interests of our members.

Our members SALAR represents Sweden’s:  290 municipalities  20 county councils/regions

Priority issues 2012  Better results in schools  Better support for vulnerable children  Jobs for young people  Better life for sick eldery people  Equality in welfare services  Reduce patient harm  Higher ambition in climate issues  Strengthen public transport in social planning  Sweden´s most important job  Simpler eSociety  Clearer mandate and cooperations between politicans and officials  Improved systems for ordering, procurement and monitoring.

Plug In - Plug In is one of 8 projects in Sweden with focus on reducing early school leavers/drop outs - EUR 9 million to Plug In - The projects are funded by the Swedish ESF-council with 50 %, which means EUR nearly 18 million

Primary goal Referring to the main education goals of the EU “2020-strategy” to reduce school drop-outs within the Union. The overall project goal is that early school leavers are significantly lower than 10 % by 2020.

Why Plug In? - Sweden has a high rate of unemployment among people under the age of 25 - Young people who have not completed secondary school hade the most difficulties finding a job - Thousands of students drop out of secondary school each year. - Many students change the study programme. - Others never finish secondary school. - We know that this leads to difficulties in entering the labor market

Percentage of students who do not complete secondary school 3 years31 % 4 years24 % 5 years23 % Vägt medelvärde, start 2005 SCB

Plug In - SALAR has taken an initiative  Main goal to reduce droup-outs.  Together with five regions.  A project that approaches the challenge of early school levers/drop-outs.  Based on the increased need for development at local, regional and national level.

The main target group  Men and women, 16 years of age or older who:  have dropped out of, or never started secondary school  are within the training structures, but not active in secondary education.  have high absence and are at great risk to drop out.

Main Goals The goal for Plug In is to halve the number of students who doesn´t finish secondary school in 4 years.  To provide all in the target group, correct and effective actions at the right time  To increase knowledge of what measures that reduce the risk for students to drop out of school  To create long-term effects and to communicate the results and experiences from the project so that all levels benefit and learn from it.

Partners  Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR)  Gothenburg Region Association of Local Authorities (GR)  Regional Council of Jämtland  The Regional Council in Kalmar County / Region of southern Småland  Region Council of Västerbotten  East Sweden Region (Östsam)  55 municipalities

Today's current situation

Workshops - examples - Cooperate with elementary school - early intervention - Efforts for health and well being - Exchange of experience /skills - Mentoring / coaching - Flexible training structures - Efforts for those who have dropped out of secondary school - Cooperation with other actors and business sector - Develop better validation methods - Better statistics - Among others……

Plug In is included in both a national and international context ESF requires international cooperation in all drop-out projects - Baltic Sea Region - Perhaps a Flag Ship project - Germany, Finland, Estonia, Polen…. - OECD - Perform case studies, network and organizes conferences

Thank you! Leif Klingensjö Birger Eriksson