Spain Basque Government Country Resources Child and Youth General Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards Spain Policy document

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El Plan Joven responde, desde sus inicios, a dos tipos de necesidades sociales. Por un lado, dar una respuesta structural a los problemas especificos que como colectivo tiene el mundo joven en relacion con los distintos ambitos que condicionan su socializacion, como son el empleo, la educacion, la vivienda, la salud y el ocio. En Segundo lugar, impulsar, a traves de la plena emancipacion de las personas jovenes, la innovacion a todos los niveles del pais, sea en el ambito economic, social, cultural o politico. En este sentido, invertir en la juventud es invertir en el future de la sociedad en su conjunto.

The Young Plan responds, since its inception, to two types of social needs. On the one hand, it provides a structural response to specific problems that youth collectively have in relation to the different scopes that determine their socialization, such as employment, education, housing, health and leisure. Secondly, to promote, through the full emancipation of young people, innovation at all levels of the country, in the economic, social, cultural or political realms. In this sense, investing in youth is investing in the future of society as a whole.

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