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The PGZ is a tool an area uses to promote, co-construct, enhance and incentivise local and provincial youth policies

Description

The PGZ is a tool used by an area to promote, co-construct, enhance and foster local and provincial youth policies and a shared culture about them:
- by encouraging initiatives in favour of young people or organised by young people themselves
- observing the condition of young people in the area;
- becoming a stimulus for institutions and active citizenship;
- working on building personal and social autonomy;
- opening up to the global dimension without forgetting the local and its roots.

The Zone Youth Plan, abbreviated PGZ, represents a free initiative of local autonomy, implemented by a territory of at least 3,000 contiguous residents, homogeneous in terms of culture, tradition, geographical structure, settlement and production, and interested in
- developing active policies aimed at promoting actions in favour of the world of youth, understood in its broadest sense as pre-adolescents, adolescents, young people and young adults between the ages of 11 and 35
- sensitising the community towards a positive, welcoming and proactive attitude towards this category of citizens.
The PGZ is a tool for developing the area's interest, strategic vision and investment in the young people who inhabit it, by organising opportunities capable of providing space for and supporting local energies, ideas, resources and skills in youth policies.

Who it's for

The recipients are young people in the broadest sense of pre-adolescents, adolescents, young people and young adults aged between 11 and 35 who meet the requirements set out in Resolution No. 1683 of 8 October 2021.

Applications may be submitted by the Lead Entities through the RA and RTO.

What to do

Applications may be submitted by the lead organisation to the competent structure in the following way

- by P.I.Tre (mandatory for P.I.Tre. federated entities);
- certified electronic mail, at the address serviziocivile@pec.provincia.tn.it (compulsory for non-federated P.I.Tre.
Public Administrations not federated P.I.Tre.);
- electronic mail or certified electronic mail, at serviziocivile@pec.provincia.tn.it (citizens
and private entities), in compliance with the provisions of Provincial Council resolution
no. 2051 of 14 December 2020;
- sent by registered mail with return receipt (with acknowledgement of receipt) (parties other than Public Administrations); sent by registered mail with return receipt (with acknowledgement of receipt) (parties other than Public Administrations).
Public Administrations);
- by fax (subjects other than Public Administrations);
- residual mode: hand-delivered to the competent structure or at the peripheral offices of
assistance and information to the public (persons other than public administrations).

Timeframes and deadlines

Applications may be submitted from 15 October to 30 November of the year preceding the PSG year.

60 days

Maximum no. of waiting days

From the day following the date of arrival of the application at the competent structure.

Costs

FREE

Additional information

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