YouthMetre and the engagement of youth for democratic citizenship

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A presentation to the European Commission DG Education, on 22 February 2018 about the YouthMetre Project and its role of empowering youth with access to open geographic information and in enabling people politics through a data dashboard. The YouthMetre project (youthmetre.eu) and encourages youth to engage in European Youth Policy.

Educación

http://www.youthmetre.eu
Karl Donert, President
EUROGEO
22 February 2018

Open data to empower the
engagement of young people
in youth policies in Europe
http://www.youthmetre.eu

European Youth Strategy
EYS (2010-8) has two main objectives:
•Provide more and equal opportunities for
young people in education and the job
market
•Encourage young people to actively
participate in society

Eurobarometer Surveys
• Examined active engagement of youth
Youth increasingly distanced from
policy making and decisions

Forward Looking Project
• identify, test, develop innovative policy
approaches
• potential for mainstreaming …...
• improving education / training systems
• in-depth knowledge on target group(s)
• methods / tools that help policies develop
• conclusions relevant for policy makers

YouthMetre Challenge
http://youthmetre.eu/training/
Online resources / training materials - v. soon
Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017
Training for NGOs - January 2018
MACRO level
MESO level
MiCRO level

Young people are
heard
Young people give
their opinion
Views taken into
account
Involved in
decision making
Participatory
Action

http://eryica.org/page/principles-online-youth-information

Bonney, R., Cooper, C. and Ballard, H., 2016. The theory and practice of Citizen Science:
Launching a new journal. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 1(1).
Finquelievich, S., 2014. From Cultural Consumers to Cultural Prosumers: Citizens’ Co-creation of
Cultural Changes in Information Society. Internet and Socio-Cultural Transformations in Information
Society, p.137.

Research & data sets
http://youthmetre.eu/policy-research/

15 Study Groups
http://youthmetre.eu/study-groups/

20 Key Findings
http://youthmetre.eu/policy-research/

http://youthmetre.eu/youthmetre/
Youth Development Index
Based on 87 indicators
Related to youth well-being
NUTS 3 level

http://youthmetre.eu/study-group-surveys/
Crowdmap: Youth ideas

http://youthmetre.eu/study-group-surveys/
Crowdmap: LA Practices
How to implement?

information
inspiration
interaction
implementation

Process:
Orient - Browse
Identify - Collect
Share - Discuss
Propose - Rate
Implement -
Monitor

YouthMetre Training
http://youthmetre.eu/training/
Online resources / training materials available
Non formal learning approaches
Training for Youth / Youth Workers – Feb 2017 onwards
Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017
Training for NGOs – June 2018

European Commission (2015),
Creating Value Through Open
Data http://tinyurl.com/j6qypoe

YouthMetre: What Impact?
(Graham et al., 2015)
• rejuvenating democracy
• reforming corrupt institutions
• holding business and government to
account
• improving the quality of data available
• changing relationships between data
producers, data users and institutions
Graham M, De Sabbata S and Zook MA (2016), Towards a study of information
geographies, Geo, http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/geo2.8/abstract

YouthMetre Training
http://youthmetre.eu/training/
Online resources / training materials - v. soon
Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017
Training for NGOs - January 2018
Using Open
Data
Information
Participatory

Web: http://www.youthmetre.eu
Newsletter: http://tinyurl.com/YouthMetre1
Email: eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk
Twitter: @youthmetre

Karl Donert
eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk
@karldonert
@eurogeography
Karl Donert
eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk
@karldonert
@eurogeography

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YouthMetre and the engagement of youth for democratic citizenship

1. http://www.youthmetre.eu Karl Donert, President EUROGEO 22 February 2018

2. Policy making (UN)

4. A world of geographic information

5. Open data to empower the engagement of young people in youth policies in Europe http://www.youthmetre.eu

6. European Youth Strategy EYS (2010-8) has two main objectives: •Provide more and equal opportunities for young people in education and the job market •Encourage young people to actively participate in society

7. Eurobarometer Surveys • Examined active engagement of youth Youth increasingly distanced from policy making and decisions

8. Forward Looking Project • identify, test, develop innovative policy approaches • potential for mainstreaming …... • improving education / training systems • in-depth knowledge on target group(s) • methods / tools that help policies develop • conclusions relevant for policy makers

9. Barriers to participation

10. YouthMetre Challenge http://youthmetre.eu/training/ Online resources / training materials - v. soon Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017 Training for NGOs - January 2018 MACRO level MESO level MiCRO level

11. Young people are heard Young people give their opinion Views taken into account Involved in decision making Participatory Action

12. http://eryica.org/page/principles-online-youth-information

13.

14. Bonney, R., Cooper, C. and Ballard, H., 2016. The theory and practice of Citizen Science: Launching a new journal. Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, 1(1). Finquelievich, S., 2014. From Cultural Consumers to Cultural Prosumers: Citizens’ Co-creation of Cultural Changes in Information Society. Internet and Socio-Cultural Transformations in Information Society, p.137.

15. Barriers to participation

16. Structured Dialogue How to connect?

17. Research & data sets http://youthmetre.eu/policy-research/

18. 15 Study Groups http://youthmetre.eu/study-groups/

19. 20 Key Findings http://youthmetre.eu/policy-research/

20. YouthMetre Key features: •a dashboard of European data on Youth •a database of good practice initiatives •Crowdmap / cases of proposed initiatives •a high profile launch event •training of multipliers •Final event – showcasing developments

21. http://youthmetre.eu/youthmetre/ Youth Development Index Based on 87 indicators Related to youth well-being NUTS 3 level

22. http://knowto.org/ym/ Data Dashboard

23. Good Practices http://arcg.is/1TAbmn7

24. http://youthmetre.eu/study-group-surveys/ Crowdmap: Youth ideas

25. http://youthmetre.eu/study-group-surveys/ Crowdmap: LA Practices How to implement?

26. The GeoCitizen App

27. information inspiration interaction implementation

28. Process: Orient - Browse Identify - Collect Share - Discuss Propose - Rate Implement - Monitor

29. Pilot in Marche region

30. Pilot in Upper Austria

31. YouthMetre Training http://youthmetre.eu/training/ Online resources / training materials available Non formal learning approaches Training for Youth / Youth Workers – Feb 2017 onwards Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017 Training for NGOs – June 2018

32. European Commission (2015), Creating Value Through Open Data http://tinyurl.com/j6qypoe

33. YouthMetre: What Impact? (Graham et al., 2015) • rejuvenating democracy • reforming corrupt institutions • holding business and government to account • improving the quality of data available • changing relationships between data producers, data users and institutions Graham M, De Sabbata S and Zook MA (2016), Towards a study of information geographies, Geo, http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/geo2.8/abstract

34. YouthMetre Training http://youthmetre.eu/training/ Online resources / training materials - v. soon Training for Local Authorities - Nov 2017 Training for NGOs - January 2018 Using Open Data Information Participatory

35. People’s Politics

36. Web: http://www.youthmetre.eu Newsletter: http://tinyurl.com/YouthMetre1 Email: eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk Twitter: @youthmetre

37. Karl Donert eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk @karldonert @eurogeography Karl Donert eurogeomail@yahoo.co.uk @karldonert @eurogeography

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