1. Youth in dialogue 2.0.: We include!
Ljubljana,

2. Structured dialogue Youth network MaMa Youth council of Slovenia
The Structured Dialogue is a process for discussions between young people and policy makers about different themes, to make sure the opinions of young people are taken into account in defining the EU’s youth policies.
Youth network MaMa
Youth council of Slovenia
Also Movit, local youth councils, municipalities, Employment service of Slovenia

3. 3 most important features of SD
3 KEYS
3 most important features of SD
Bottom up approach
Possibility, place, support
Constant reminder for decision makers to include youth, their opinions and solutions
Strengthening key competences of youngsters and raising up active European citizens

4.
Quality of youth work, Unemployed youth and NEET, Culture and entrepreneurship
The themes and topics for discussion are decided at European level by EU Youth Ministers; then a committee of the current trio of EU Presidency countries, the European Commission and the European Youth Forum is responsible for coordinating the process and deciding upon sets of questions to be asked to young people across Europe twice a year. These questions are then used as the basis for national consultations in each EU country, which are organised by National Working Groups, and in most cases they are led by youth councils and include other youth organisations and stakeholders. 

5. Aims To enable structured debate on local and national level
To establish qualitative partnerships among youth structures on local level
To inform general public on importance of including youth in the society and in the dialogue
To strengthen and support youth work as it develops quality
To offer youngsters opportunity of qualitative learning experience

6. Goals
To carry out 2 day training for youth coordinators and representatives of municipalities
To carry out 10 local events in Slovenia (in each at least: 50 young participants, 3 proposals/solutions, 3 decision makers)
To carry out evaluation meeting
To publish publication with given proposals, solutions and used tools
To give included youngsters the possibility for personal development and offer them learning opportunity
To ensure media coverage of the whole project (at least 150 media releases)

7. What was achieved? Follow-up commission
41 ideas/solutions/measures communicated to decision makers on local and national level
Multifunctional place for youngsters in Nova Gorica (for organised and non-organised youth)
Loads of new local events and projects
Receiving Youth friendly municipality certificate in Litija
Commission for youth issues in Črnomelj
Building renovation for youth services in Idrija
Dialogue between local youth structures and municipality in Idrija

8. What was achieved?
 FIRST CHALLENGE (EU level)  keeping PUBLIC SERVICE WORK POSSIBILITY open in youth sector  Mentor schemes developed in many different ways  cooperation with Employment service of Slovenia

9. Stay in dialogue… …include youngsters! Thank you! Laura Krančan