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Young people have been hit particularly hard by the economic crisis of 2008 and its aftermath and increasing numbers face long-term unemployment, discrimination and poverty. This new strategy aims to make sure that Erasmus+ tackles the challenges facing young people effectively
The European Union is taking active measures to help some of the most vulnerable people in society: young people who lack the opportunities of their peers. Targeting young people with fewer opportunities has long been a pillar of the European Union's work in the field of youth, notably through project funding for organisations working in this area.
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3/14/2026 13:20:08
I am glad that the EU is taking steps to help young people facing these challenges.
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