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Study Visit in Latvia

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By Project RuralYouthFuture
Rural Youth Future Latvia

The University of Latvia is organizing a study visit for the Rural Youth Future partners and their stakeholders in Latvia on 3-5 Oct 2023.

Latvia is a shining example in youth development with a National Youth Law defining young people as 13-25 years old. Their Youth Guarantee Programme, funded by various sources, has significantly reduced youth unemployment through job opportunities, training, and education.

During the study visit, we'll explore:

  1. "Go Remote" - A pilot project aiming to train and employ rural youth through remote job opportunities, fostering economic growth.
  2. "Laukiem Būt!" (The Countryside Will Be!) - Supporting young rural entrepreneurs with training and financial awards, promoting rural development.
  3. Jurmala Youth Initiative Centre - Empowering youth with initiatives, volunteer work, and employment opportunities in a modern Youth House.
  4. "PROTI and DARI!" (Know and Do!) - Engaging NEET youth in education, employment, and mentorship.

Additionally, we'll discover initiatives and organizations:

  • Liepāja Youth House - Fostering personal growth and competence development in youth.
  • Science and Education Innovation Centre - House of Nature - Encouraging STEM education in an engaging way.
  • YOU+ Development Platform - Offering training, mentoring, internships, and support for public initiatives and a healthy lifestyle.
  • Impact Hub Liepāja - Promoting sustainable development, networking, education, and support for new businesses.
  • House of Hope - Supporting disadvantaged youth through scholarships and character-building programs.
  • Ventspils Science Centre VIZIUM - Inspiring curiosity and innovation in science and technology.

This study visit promises invaluable insights into Latvia's successful youth initiatives, providing inspiration for rural youth empowerment globally.

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