Local Strategies and Initiatives to Encourage the Economic Activity and Career Development of Young People
Keywords:
Youth unemployment, Local government, Employment, Education, Regional strategies, Regional development, Self-governmentAbstract
Youth unemployment is a serious problem with both economic and social nature. On the one hand, it represents unused in the national economy resource, on the other, the limited opportunity for a younger population to achieve social inclusion through participation in the economic life through production and consumption. The present study examines youth unemployment in Bulgaria as a function of the problems in a several public systems. The report proposes methods of collaboration between policies at national level and initiatives at regional and local level, aimed to effectively increase youth employment.References
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