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Decision No 1031/2000/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 April 2000 establishing the ‘Youth’ Community action programme
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1.The objectives of this programme as set out in Article 2 shall be pursued by means of the following actions, the operational content and the application procedures of which are described in the Annex:
Youth for Europe,
European voluntary service,
youth initiatives,
joint actions,
support measures.
2.These actions shall be implemented through the following types of measures, which may, where appropriate, be combined:
(a)support for the transnational mobility of young people;
(b)support for the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the youth field;
(c)support for the development of cooperation networks at the European level permitting mutual exchange of experience and good practice;
(d)support for transnational projects to promote citizenship of the Union and the commitment of young people to the development of the Union;
(e)promotion of language skills and understanding of different cultures;
(f)support for pilot projects based on transnational partnerships designed to develop innovation and quality in the youth field;
(g)development, at a European level, of methods of analysis and follow-up of youth policies and their evolution (e.g. databases, key figures, mutual knowledge of ‘systems’) and of methods of disseminating good practice.
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