Youth engagement has become a priority issue for local decision-makers who strive to create more sustainable, inclusive, and vibrant communities, in line with the global Agenda 2030. But how can municipalities reach and engage youth? How can youth have real influence over decisions that concern them? How do you set expectations right and follow up in an inclusive way? Many Nordic municipalities have developed practical tools, event formats, and processes that ensure systematic engagement and follow-up. Learn more about these examples in our recorded webinar from April 26 2023, with the featured municipalities and NGO’s: Gladsaxe, DK – Line Vind Experiences from becoming a UN child-friendly city in line with the Convention of the Rights of the child. Hafnarfjörður, IS – Elín Helga Björnsdóttir Ways to include youth in local SDG work and become a UN child-friendly city. Tierp, SE – Sara Sjöqvist How to engage youth in dialogue on mental health, and digital dialogue methods through the new app Young in Tierp. Korsholm, FI – Ulrica Taylor Ways of empowering children and youth in municipal Agenda 2030 work. Future Minds, SE – Caroline Bodin High school hackathons as a method for youth to engage in solving local SDG challenges. Youth 2030, SE – Frank Berglund NGO engaged in increasing youth influence in society