Governance practices for the Youth Guarantee - The case of Estonia
The European Union is supporting candidate and neighbouring countries in adopting and implementing the Youth Guarantee (YG) scheme, which aims to address youth unemployment and inactivity and ease the transition of young people into quality employment.
This case study outlines the participatory governance structures and key stakeholders involved in the implementation of the Youth Guarantee (YG) scheme in Estonia at both national and local level, and highlights the lessons learned throughout the process.
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