2. The need for youth policy

Since youth are agents of economic, social and political change, it is now a major need to address this group in a special way through national policy and lead them forward in nation building. Every political change, establishment of democracy and other social movements of Nepal has been an important contribution of the youth. The need for a youth policy has increased due to the demands of the peaceful people's movement in the past, the ten-year armed conflict period, the Madhesh movement, the Tharuhat movement, and other faith and identity movements. In recognition of the remarkable contribution made by the youth for the establishment of the federal democratic republic in Nepal, there is a need to address issues such as class, caste, language, religion and gender on the one hand, and on the other hand, the minority, marginalized, physically and mentally handicapped and backward areas of the youth should be specifically addressed. It is necessary to do. In order to institutionalize the federal democratic republic in line with the principles of inclusive, proportional and equal development, to keep the national independence and sovereignty of Nepal intact, to embody the potential of youth leadership in economic, social, political and cultural transformation and to ensure the active participation of the youth in every process of state management, the state should adopt a solid policy. has been According to the Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063, the need for a national youth policy has increased from the perspective of realizing that the state should adopt a special policy to mobilize youth resources for the development of the country. The issues and priorities of young people who are in the process of acquiring education, who are looking for employment and career opportunities, and who are in the state of career development are naturally different. Considering the sensitivities of young people in the age group, the main responsibility of the state is to guide them in various aspects of life, so it is necessary to conduct programs targeting such young people.Who is it?

Since the youth are the important human resource of the nation, the need for a national youth policy has become more intense to develop the abilities inherent in them in every field of people's life including economic, social, political, and cultural. It is important to develop the inherent ability of the youth to develop a clean social life based on justice and ethics by developing creativity, scientific, responsible behavior, entrepreneurship, civic thinking and accountability. There is a need for a youth policy to provide the necessary support to at-risk youth and to reveal their inherent potential, to manage appropriately to prevent youth talent flight, and to develop more possibilities by ensuring the access of Nepali youth to opportunities created globally.