In the ever-evolving landscape of Europe’s employment policies, it’s crucial to address the challenges faced by 25+ NEETs. This event is dedicated to discussing the effectiveness of policy strategies, including gender perspectives, migration, and rural-urban disparities. We aim to bring together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to delve deep into these critical issues.
Key Highlights:
- Policy Discussions: Engage in meaningful dialogues about the challenges faced by 25+ NEETs.
- Insights and Evaluations: Understand the results from evaluating initiatives targeting 25+ NEETs.
- Networking: Connect with experts and stakeholders in the field of youth employment.
About the Lost Millennials Project:
The Lost Millennials project, funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway through the EEA and Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment, focuses on a commonly neglected target group of the generation of Millennials: Young people aged between 25 and 29 years, who are out of employment or education and training (NEETs), and face multiple barriers to their inclusion in labor market.
The starting point of the working life of 25+ NEETs was shortly after the economic crisis of 2008, leading to feelings of uncertainty and insecurity regarding work opportunities, affecting their well-being, and leading them to be inactive or in labor market.
The primary target group of the Lost Millennials project is researchers, experts in the field of evaluations, youth employment, or labor market inclusion, as well as professionals in governmental and civil society organizations, responsible for the implementation of evaluation of employment initiatives targeting 25+ NEETs or youth in general.
For more information, visit the Lost Millennials website: https://lostmillennials.eu/.
Should you have any questions or require additional details about the Lost Millennials conference, please do not hesitate to get in touch at lm.leadpartner@hetfa.hu and zmoza@ied.eu.
