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were funded with € 1,066,100 and an estimated 100,000 young people used them. The estimated budget of the General Secretariat for Youth is € 16,000,000. Table 14: Youth work in Greece 60 Data base Institutions Activities Funds Youth workers Greece European Knowledge Centre for Youth Policy database Report from youth information centres collected by the General Secretariat for Youth Study ‘Youth in Greece Today’ (2005), conducted by the Institute of Applied Communications, University of Athens, for the General Secretariat for Youth No data Approximately 270 NGOs active in youth work 50 youth information centres No data Estimated budget of the General Secretariat for Youth in 2006: € 16.000.000 National investment for the operation of the youth programme: approximately €1,462,961 €1,066,100 inverted in youth information in 2005 from national and regional budgets Volunteers Participants No data 40% of young people participate in organisations. 2.5% of them are volunteers in sports clubs, 2.3% in cultural groups. 1% answered that they do voluntarism in youth clubs. An estimated 100,000 young people used the youth information centres in 2005. Similarly to Greece, in Italy the data about youth work structures is scarce and the only well documented sector is the budget for the implementation of the National Financial Law for Youth. At national level we can state that there are 800 youth information centres and 2,400 consultancy centres for young people in local health centres funded from public budgets. The national budget allocates € 1,031,420,000 for youth-related activities. 78% of this amount is designated for international youth work, 10% for youth apprenticeships, 5% for youth migration services, 2.9% for youth education institutions and youth work in universities. Only a small part of the budget, i.e. 0.4%, is allocated to youth associations. The rate of participation in groups or civil society organisations is 13.4% 32 . 39% of young peoples between 14 to 24 years practice sports regularly. 32 Flash EB Nr. 202, Youth Survey 2007, page 91
Table 15: Youth work in Italy Data base Institutions Activities Funds Youth workers Italy Report from the Italian Institute of Statistical Research (Data from 2006) Data does not cover all institutions providing youth work 800 youth information centres 2400 youth consultancy centres in local health centres No data The National Financial Law allots for Youthrelated Activities a budget of € 1,031,420,000: 0.01% for youth information 2.9% for youth work in universities 77.6% for international youth work 0.5% for youth work in sports 0.1% for rights education 2.9% for youth education institutions 0.4% for youth associations 1% for youth entrepreneurship in agriculture 10% for youth apprenticeships 5% for youth migration services Volunteers Participants No data 22% of all volunteers engaged in all type of voluntary organisations are up to 29 years. 45,175 young people participated in a voluntary social service in 2005. 76% were female, 24% male. 39.1% of young people aged between 14 and 24 years practise sports regularly. In Ireland where the involvement of the state in youth policy is still developing, a budget of € 37,000,00 € was allocated to implement the Youth Work Act and the National Youth Work Development Plan in the years 2003 till 2007. This represents an annual budget of about € 7,400,000. Together the two greatest youth work associations Youth Work Ireland and Foróige operate 920 youth clubs, 40 youth information centres and various projects. There are also 85 centres for the provision of training, workplace skills and employment counselling. The National Youth Council of Ireland has registered 50 youth organisations. These organisations employ 1,000 youth workers as full-time staff. Furthermore there are 40,000 volunteers involved as main educators, so that the ratio of volunteers to staff is 50:1. 32% of young people between the ages of 12-18 participate in one ore more community or charity group, including: youth clubs, choir/folk groups, voluntary work, scouts/guides. The participation rate in rural areas is higher that in urban areas. 61
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