“The YATs project was set up by the European Commission in 2012 to help combat growing youth unemployment in eight EU countries, and ran for two years.
The money came directly from the European Social Fund (ESF), which Britain contributes around 11% to as part of our wider share of the EU budget.
But auditors employed by Brussels to look into the project were scathing about how the funds have been used.” http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/626258/EU-blows-MI5-terrorism-budget-FAILED-scheme-jobless
DER Comment: “As the vast majority of politicians EU or otherwise have never had a real job in their lives it isn’t surprising that they have no idea of what is needed to reduce unemployment in their young people.”
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