Nauru National Youth Policy 2008-2015: A Vision for Quality of Life - Bitune Etero dogit Itsimor Omo
Department of Education; Nauru
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Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Nauru
2008
Policy document
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This National Youth Policy outlines the vision of the Republic of Nauru for her young people forthe period 2008 to 2015. The policy outlines relevant and challenging programmes aimed at
addressing emerging issues affecting the young people of Nauru.
In response to the prevailing difficult conditions within which the young people are raised, the
general focus of this policy is to guide the young people of Nauru in developing their full
potential by providing them with more opportunities to play constructive and active roles in
national development as well as community and family affairs.
The Policy is centred on five core strategies which outline the key programmes designed to
address the emerging issues affecting the young people of Nauru.
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