Youth Impact+

Digital Tool

Welcome to the YouthImpact+ Digital Tool

What You’ll Find Here

Youthimpact Digital Tool

How it works

The process of using the Youthimpact digital tool

About YouthImpact Digital Tool

Welcome to the YouthImpact+ digital tool. This digital tool is interactive and has been created to allow youth workers and youth-focused project coordinators to quantify the social and environmental impact of youth projects.

How It Works

Initially, the user of the tool can implement the exercise by entering the project name, the agreed objectives, target groups and stakeholders and can also invite other partners to collaborate in the exercise.

The process of using the Youthimpact digital tool will follow the same procedure as the Impact+ exercise, but
with all partners contributing interactively and remotely. The timelines for completing the exercise are set by the developer/coordinator and other partners will have to follow this timeline to complete the exercise.

In addition, the tool enables the user to complete the exercise and export a report based on the data provided during the exercise.

This report can be used to prepare interim or final reports and to inform the organisation before or at the start of a project.

Objective

The objectives of the YouthImpact digital tool are aligned with the strategic youth objectives of the European Union 2019-2027:

a) expected impact on each of the stakeholder groups

b) subsequent indicators for each of these impacts

c) data sources from which the indicators will be measured

Module 7 How project impact relates to EU policy objectives

Self-assessment before the module

1 / 7

Which category you fall in?

Young person (up to 21 years old)

Young people' practitioner (Youth worker, educators, teacher, training professional, etc)

Youth organisation' expert (project manager, CEO, Director, Manager, etc)

Other practiotioner (policy maker, decision maker, etc)

2 / 7

Section 1: The subcategory "developing youth work" should take into consideration:

a) Relevant organisations and people involved in youth work should be actively involved in the development of this strategy.

b) It is important to monitor current labour market trends and assess the challenges.

c) The needs of young people

d) all of the above

3 / 7

One of the consequences of the European Youth Strategy is:

a) Equal job opportunities - there will be equal opportunities for all workers in the labour market, based on meritocracy

b) help young people make friends easily

c) supporting young workers in finding a suitable postgraduate degree

4 / 7

Section 2: According to the objectives of the European Youth Strategy, the impact for young people is:

a) The issue of youth work is a common issue, it concerns everyone and that means that support for young people will be given by everyone, so that it is more effective.

b) States are developing cooperative relations with each other and there is a strong sense of unity and teamwork.

c) By creating conditions for cooperation between countries, this project gives young people a practical understanding that EU support is not only limited to the EU framework but also spreads to the national level.

d) all of the above

5 / 7

Youth stands by the European Union and has confidence in it

True

False

6 / 7

Section 3: In a labour market where working conditions are difficult and the demands of the times are constantly increasing, young workers do not need to be fully technologically up to date.

True

False

7 / 7

The COVID-19 pandemic led to the development of strategic objectives by the European Union to introduce young workers to innovation

True

False

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Youth Impact+

Digital Tool

What You’ll Find Here

Youthimpact Digital Tool

How it works

The process of using the Youthimpact digital tool

About YouthImpact Digital Tool

How It Works

Objective

Module 7 How project impact relates to EU policy objectives

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