Youth organizations in Lithuania communicate and cooperate with each other, as well as with state and municipal institutions, on matters related to youth. Key principles of Lithuania's youth policy include parity, where all parties are equally represented; subsidiarity, where youth decisions are made at the most effective level; and interdepartmental coordination between state institutions on youth issues. Young people participate voluntarily in choosing and governing their activities, and they are informed on relevant matters.

1. Communication and
co-operation: youth organisations of Parity : state and municipal
Lithuania communicate and co-operate institutions and agencies as well
with youth organisations of Lithuania as youth organisations are
and other countries, state and represented equally
municipal institutions and agencies,
other natural and legal persons
Subsidiarity: youth-related
decisions must be made at a
Self-governance: in their level in which they are most
activity young people set down effective
ways, forms, responsibility and
evaluation of the implementation of
the purposes of this activity Interdepartmental co-ordination:
when solving youth-related issues,
state and municipal institutions and
Voluntarily: young agencies communicate and
people participate in a Principles of the co-operate with each other
chosen field of activities implementation
of their own will and
without pressure of youth policy Participation: youth-related issues
are solved with the participation of
young people and by co-ordinating
Independence: young them with youth or youth
people themselves choose a organisations
field of activities, set its
purposes, take an active part
in it and are responsible for Informing : state and municipal
the fulfilment of the said institutions and agencies, as well as
purposes youth organisations inform young
people on the matters relevant to him
in an acceptable and accessible form
Principles of the implementation of youth policy .mmap - 09/02/2012 - Marius Ulozas