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1. Forthcoming policy developments

2. Ongoing debates

Forthcoming policy developments

The current Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the Mandate period 2022-2026 outlines several policy developments that are relevant and important for the youth and serve as indicators of potential forthcoming policy developments.

The Office of the Republic of Slovenia for Youth prepared a public call for co-financing youth work in 2026 and 2027 (Javni poziv za sofinanciranje programov mladinskega dela v letih 2026 in 2027). At present, in addition to youth work, youth organisations continue to run projects to decrease social exclusion and to improve young people’s active participation and mobility.

At the end of 2023, the Ministry of Education submitted for public discussion the National Programme for Youth 2023-2032 that will supersede the Resolution on the National Programme for Youth 2013-2022 (expired in 2022). To date (2026), it has not yet been adopted. 


 

Ongoing debates

The current Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the Mandate period 2022-2026 outlines several policy developments that are relevant and important for the youth and serve as indicators of potential forthcoming policy developments. In 2023 the Government established a new ministry for solidarity future – Ministry of Solidarity-Based Future. One of the priorities of the Government is housing. One of the top priorities is to address the challenge of resolving the housing problems of young people. Participation, housing policy and employment, and prevention of precarious work of younger generations recognize meaningful measures to provide independence and resolution in the field of housing problems that young people face daily.

Outside the frameworks mentioned above, there are no other relevant debates related to youth inclusion.