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About Youth@Cluj-Napoca 2015 (European Youth Capital)

Official LinkedIn page of Cluj-Napoca, European Youth Capital 2015. A programme of the Municipality of Cluj-Napoca, with the active partnership of 30+ youth NGOs, with national support and with professional help from the PONT Group. And with YOU. Mission Official community page of Cluj-Napoca 2015, European Youth Capital. The mission of Youth@Cluj-Napoca 2015 Initiative (European Youth Capital) is to strengthen the role and support the active participation of young people and youth organizations in creating the change in our society through the process of sustainable, responsible and inclusive urban development by sharing our space, culture, power, work, joy, vision and common European values, addressing topics such as youth empowerment, advocacy, mobility, structured dialogue and information, under a yearlong program in Cluj-Napoca. Description Cluj-Napoca is the European Youth Capital of 2015. The results of the first round were announced in a press release, on the 4th of July at noon – time of Bruxelles – by the European Youth Forum. Cluj-Napoca is competing against Ivanovo (Russia), Varna (Bulgaria) and Vilnius (Lithuania). Final results were published on the 24th of November in Maribor. Our city entered the competition with the concept entitled Youth@Cluj-Napoca 2015 – Cluj-Napoca for European Youth Capital. This presents the programmes, the message, the vision, the management and communication plans with which the city wishes to implement a youth programme that lives up to the title of the European Youth Capital. The concept also presents the city’s experience along with those who teamed up to support the initiative: youth organizations, institutions and the private sector. The Youth@Cluj-Napoca 2015 was initiated by the PONT Group, and was undertaken by the mayor’s office (the application was submitted by the city). In the preparation phase 30 youth organizations and more than 40 local, national institutions and NGO’s supported the programme.