Примеры использования The youth programme на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Without the Youth Programme there is no Scouting.
Multilateral exchange of experience with other organisations in the Youth Programme field.
Updating the Youth Programme as needed.
Develop a model of integrating Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) into the youth programme.
The Youth Programme should meet the needs of all young people.
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In summary, the policy presents the Youth Programme life cycle in two main parts.
The Youth Programme should be created by young people, not for them.
Scouting should attract, train andretain quality adult volunteers to deliver the Youth Programme.
Those responsible for the Youth Programme and Adult Training in an NSO should, together.
Scouting should attract, train andretain quality adult volunteers to deliver the Youth Programme.
Trends and the Youth Programme The world is changing at an exponential rate.
It is important to differentiate between who is facilitating, supporting,and developing the Youth Programme.
The Youth Programme on the theme"Economy: theory, politics, investments" March, Moscow.
Production and dissemination of educational materials supporting the Youth Programme guidelines and tool kits, etc.
The Youth Programme should maintain a careful balance between fixed values and variable factors.
The Youth Programme should be organised into different age sections based on the development stages of young people.
Through continuous support,we will provide NSOs with the resources needed to deliver the youth programme in its totality to their Scouts.
The Youth Programme in Scouting should offer all possible opportunities to develop young people's areas of personal growth.
The Youth Programme is the crucible that transforms young people into active citizens, first in Scouting and then in the community.
Scouting is not isolated from its surroundings and we should be aware of the constructive role that other stakeholders can play within the Youth Programme life cycle.
The Youth Programme should be fun with purpose; it should challenge the abilities of young people and be directed to their interests.
Articulation through communication and networking at national and world level to ensure the transition of experience andthe sharing of information regarding the Youth Programme.
The Youth Programme strengthens young people's leadership skills and their ability to operate in a framework that advances evidence-informed HIV responses.
This policy targets all stakeholders working in and/or supporting the Youth Programme at all levels, including World and Regional levels, but especially at the national level.
The Youth Programme should provide a nonformal learning environment strengthening the capacity of young people to face the challenges of tomorrow.
Dividing the educational objectives of the Youth Programme according to different age sections is a very important part of the Youth Programme life cycle.
The Youth Programme is therefore not about the activities per se, but rather about the learning opportunities that activities can offer within Scouting fundamentals and shared values.
Introduction-Historical Background of the Youth Programme and the Youth Programme Policy- The purpose of the World Scout Youth Programme Policy-Why is the Youth Programme important?