FOR YOUTH POLICY IN MUNICIPALITIES MAIN STEPS Propositions for discussion Przemyslaw Kulawczuk University of Gdansk Elbląg 2123032017 CaSYPoT Capacity Building for Strategic Youth Policy and Transnational Cooperation ID: 625607
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STRATEGIES FOR YOUTH POLICY IN MUNICIPALITIES MAIN STEPS Propositions for discussion Przemyslaw Kulawczuk, University of Gdansk, Elbląg 21-23.03.2017
CaSYPoT – Capacity Building for Strategic Youth Policy and Transnational CooperationSlide2
BUILDING STRATEGY OUTLINE Diagnosis of existing situationIndicating problems (needs) to be solved (satisfied) by the policy Generating alternatives to satisfy needs and solve problems Design of optimum policy choice / draft policyTesting/Verification of the solutions of policy / final version of policyPolicy implementation Impact evaluation Slide3
DIAGNOSIS OF EXISTING SITUATION Survey of the youth based on Swedish diagnostic instrumentAdaptation of the instrument to local conditionsPilot study among the youth Correction of the instrumentMain survey among the youth Data analysis Description of the existing situationConclusions from the survey: at least indication of the key problems, development needs and directions for improvement Slide4
INDICATING PROBLEMS/NEEDS TO BE SOLVED/SATISFIED BY THE POLICY Justification of the problems/needs validity with the youth (e.g. panel discussion) Confirmation what problems/needs are really importantAdding new areas for intervention (result of discussion) Building a fixed list of problems/needs to be satisfied by the policy Slide5
GENERATING ALTERNATIVES TO SATISFY NEEDS AND SOLVE PROBLEMS Review of the best practices New ideas and opportunities characteristic for given countries (brain storming and other methods) Analysis what can be adopted from the other countries Listening to the proposition of the youth (they know better)Listening to propositions of parents, teachers, other persons involved in taking care
over the youth Slide6
DESIGN OF OPTIMUM POLICY CHOICE List of the key solutions and instruments Set up criteria what is the most important and the most urgent Create the list of solutions and instruments based on priorities Verify resources available for the solutions and instruments (financial and organizational skills)Create the list of solutions and instruments which can be responsibly financed or organized Describe solutions and instruments in dimensions of: how they work, how to organize them, time, resources, planned results Preparation of the draft policy (description of measures, responsible units, resources, timing, results) Slide7
TESTING/VERIFICATION OF THE SOLUTIONS OF POLICY Verification of policy measures among the youth Collection of remarks and proposition for improvements Preparation of the corrected, final version of the policy Slide8
POLICY IMPLEMENTATION Designation of responsible person (persons) for the youth policy and assignation of tasks Division of tasks between responsible persons Implementation of program activities accordingly to the schedule Monitoring the results in time framesConstant improvement and correction of actions to achieve policy goals Slide9
IMPACT EVALUATION Summarizing results of on-going monitoring Design of impact dimensions Design of impact measurement instrument (questionnaire, statistical analysis of crime rates, educational achievement tests etc.) Conducting impact evaluationDraw conclusions and suggestions for the following diagnostic period Slide10
Thank you! Przemyslaw Kulawczuk, University of Gdansk pkl@post.pl mob. 48 501 299 781