The new Policy Paper titled "Generation well-being: Empowering Europe’s next generation for a healthier future" highlights the modern challenges and necessary policies to ensure the well-being, mental health, and professional development of the new generation in Greece.
The publication is a summary of the findings and proposals that emerged from a roundtable discussion on the same topic, held with the support of BAT Hellas. Participants included political representatives, academics, health professionals, private sector representatives, and youth organizations. A common ground for all participants was that the well-being of the new generation is not just a specific social policy or another legitimate goal, but a horizontal axis of public policy, essential for social cohesion and economic resilience.
Key Pillars and Policy Conclusions
The Policy Paper analyzes the challenges faced by young people in Greece and Europe in an environment of successive crises, focusing on four thematic sections:
The conclusions of the discussion highlight the importance of a holistic approach to youth well-being and the need for coordinated actions from the State, the academic community, civil society, and the private sector. Through public dialogue and the formulation of evidence-based policy proposals, the Policy Paper aims to contribute substantially to shaping a sustainable framework for the well-being of future generations.
Read the Policy Paper