Contribution to the general report of the 2022 youth survey in Catalonia

This report focuses, on the one hand, on showing the current situation of Catalan youth aged 15 to 34 based on a series of indicators on most areas of life. On the other hand, it offers a joint analysis of the educational, work and emancipation path followed by young people aged 28 to 34, and how the type of path followed is related to the current well-being or vulnerability of the young person The report is based on data from the 2022 Catalan Youth Survey.Start date: 17/10/2022 Finish date: 30/06/2023 Funding: Agència Catalana de la Joventut Reference: ACJ-2022-20004 Principal investigator: Joan Miquel Verd Team: Sara Moreno Colom, Oriol Barranco,  Joan Rodríguez Soler, Daniel Barrientos, Alejandro González HerasThis three-volume publication presents the overall results of the Enquesta a la joventut de Catalunya 2022 (EJC22) (Catalonia Youth Survey). It is an official statistic of the Generalitat de Catalunya, of five-year realization, aimed at knowing the situation and needs of young people between 15 and 34 years old living in Catalonia.Volume 1 of the general report (Trajectòries i transicions) is coordinated by Joan Miquel Verd and presents the technical characteristics of the survey and offers the results in the fields of education, work, emancipation and housing.Volume 2 (Hàbits i estils de vida), coordinated by Albert Julià, offers the results of the full-time training in the fields of culture and leisure, health, political and social participation and language.Volume 3 (Desigualtats socials), coordinated by Francesc Valls, offers the results of the full-time tax record in the areas of gender, social class, the relationship with immigration, territory and economic situation.View here the videos of the Reports’s presentationEnquesta a la joventut de Catalunya 2022. Volum 1. Trajectòries i transicions Enquesta a la joventut de Catalunya 2022. Volum 2. Hàbits i estils de vida Enquesta a la joventut de Catalunya 2022. Volum 3. Desigualtats socials 
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