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Research study: “Redefine & Re-engage: the role of the youth sector in empowering young people to shape policies on Climate Action”

The data gathered will be used to inform the study “Redefine & Re-engage: the role of the youth sector in empowering young people to shape policies on Climate Action” prepared by an independent group of experts from the Erasmus+ Global Partnerships collective. The information you provide in the survey is anonymous. Data gathered from this survey will be published as part of the study report and other publications may be written that are linked to this. If you would like to receive copies of these you can (at the end of the survey you will be given a separate link to register for it). The survey will take around 7 minutes to fill. We highly appreciate your time and response.
young people at a protest with a sign "There is no planet B"
1.In which country do you currently reside?
2.Your nationality(-ies)
3.Your gender
4.Your age
5.Which of the following describe your profile? (Please choose all that apply)
6.Please select the options that apply to you:
7.In which region did your initiative(s) take place?
8.Did the initiative(s) include international/interregional cooperation?
9.Did you cooperate with or engage authorities, decision makers or policy-makers?
10.If you would like to share a link to your activity, which involves doing people in Climate Action, please provide it in the box below. Otherwise, please proceed to the next question.
11.Please rate the impact of the provided answers on the barriers faced by activists/youth organisations/youth workers in engaging towards climate action today, ranging from low to high
No Impact
Low Impact
Moderate Impact
High Impact
Very High Impact
(cannot say)
Lack of funding and resources
Not enough outreach to youth at a local level
Misinformation
Lack of knowledge on how policy processes work / how to formulate policies
Lack of interest from youth
Lack of representation / consultation with youth
12.Are there other barriers (limitations) faced by activists/youth organisations/youth workers that you have perceived?
13.How much do you agree with the statement that Youth Work (activities for and with young people to shape their future) has been impactful in engaging young people towards Climate Action?
14.Please assess the following statements: Youth Work has contributed to young people's ...
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
Behavioral change
Increased knowledge on Climate
Environmental Policy change 
Creative thinking & Innovation skills
15.Looking forward, what is needed to increase the reach/impact of Youth workers and youth organisations/activists?
16.Do you consider that European youth (work) organisations are sufficiently aware of and active on the issues related to decolonisation and climate justice? Please elaborate (up to 300 words).
Current Progress,
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