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Human Development Research Initiative

Paris, FRANCEJournal Officiel des AssociationsReg: 892689452279-12Since 09/01/2024

Budget

€3,000

EP Access

1

accredited persons

Staff

10

5 FTE

EU Grants

None

Mission & Goals

The Human Development Research Initiative (HDRI) is a youth-led think tank dedicated to policy research and facilitating debate in the field of human development. Through independent, rigorous, and ethical work, we aim to be a hub generating new policy ideas to advance social change. The aim of the Human Development Research Initiative (HDRI) is to serve as a youth-led think tank dedicated to advancing human development through independent, rigorous, and ethical policy research. By fostering debate and generating innovative ideas, HDRI aims to be a central hub for shaping policies that contribute to meaningful social change. Through collaboration, inclusivity, and a commitment to ethical standards, the organization seeks to empower the next generation of thinkers and translate research findings into actionable policy recommendations for the betterment of society.

EU Legislative Interests

Youth Policies, Social Inclusion and Equality, Employment and Economic Policies, Sustainable Development, Education and Skills Development, Technology and Innovation, Human Rights The HDRI has recently focused on engaging with the EU legislative proposals and policies related to youth empowerment, education reform, and sustainable development. Specifically, our activities have targeted initiatives such as the EU Youth Strategy, the Digital Education Action Plan, and the European Green Deal.

Communication Activities

HDRI has undertaken a multifaceted approach to communicate with EU institutions on the targeted policies. This includes organizing virtual policy dialogues and roundtable discussions with key stakeholders, leveraging social media campaigns to raise awareness and gather public input, publishing research papers and policy briefs to share our findings, and actively participating in relevant EU consultations. Our efforts also extend to collaborating with other youth organizations and participating in EU events to ensure a broad and inclusive exchange of ideas. Through these varied communication channels, HDRI aims to contribute substantively to the policy discourse, providing evidence-based insights and youth perspectives for informed decision-making.

Interests Represented

Does not represent commercial interests

Member Of

Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF) The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer and Intersex (LGBTQI) Youth & Student Organization Civil Society Cooperation European Youth Energy Network (EYEN) Youth Talks European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) EU4Ocean Coalition EU4Ocean Platform Youth4Ocean Forum EU Youth Test at the EESC Global Student Forum ILGA International Civil Society Platform for Peacebuilding and Statebuilding Secretariat (CSPPS) Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) Equality Platform for the Energy Sector Green Economy Coalition CIVICUS

Organisation Members

Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum (EaP CSF)

Additional Information

In the current financial year, HDRI operates with a minimal budget as our activities are primarily conducted online. We have not yet finalized our first annual accounts, and our estimate of annual costs related to Register activities is 0 EUR. This is due to our recent reestablishment and the nature of our activities, which involve virtual events and collaborations. We plan to seek European funding for upcoming projects currently in the design phase. The absence of a substantial budget at this stage reflects our strategic approach to leverage external funding opportunities for impactful projects aligned with our mission.

Commissioner Meetings

No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.