Official Report Dublin With Media2.6.08 - European Youth Parliament

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5. Implementation and Evaluation
The successful session turnout is manifested in the
huge media interest and coverage in print, radio
and TV, support from various sides and, above all,
the participants’ evaluation of the session and their
participation. The following pages give a brief
outline of the participants’ views on the session
achievements. As a proleptic conclusion, not only
primary goals of the EYP as stated above have been
achieved. What is more, an overwhelming majority
of the young participants have fully grasped the
wealth of cultural diversity in society and is
determined to fight for this variety in the struggle
for integration throughout Europe.
a) Raising the students’ awareness of European issues, especially for the future of Europe
71%
I have become aware of my role in the
European construction process and in the
debate on Europe's future.
6%
16%
No
No opinion
Yes
M y participation in this session helped to
have a better understanding of current
political developments in Europe.
0% 5%
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90%
No
No opinion
71% of the delegates have become aware of their role in the European construction process and in
the debate on Europe’s future; 90% affirmed that their participation in the session had helped
them to achieve a better understanding of current European political developments.
Yes
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