Tom Wylie, chief executive of The NYA, said: "The UK government's engagement on international youth policy is too tentative and does not do justice to either its own policy development on youth services or the quality of British youth work."
The call comes in an issue of The NYA's Spotlight briefing papers and is supported by partner youth organisations including the British Youth Council, Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council, Connect Youth International and the Development Education Association. The Agency suggests the Government could:
- Map the official representation of the UK in the various youth-related committees of the EU and the Council of Europe
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