At the international youth camp Baikal 2020, the expert council supported projects with high social value, from helping orphans and organizing leisure for teenagers to solving environmental problems.
“Most of the projects presented by participants of the international youth camp ‘Baikal-2020’ carry a tremendous social burden. All of them are necessary, useful, and aimed at helping orphaned children and children left without parental care, organizing leisure activities for people with disabilities and troubled teenagers, and addressing environmental problems. In addition, the expert council supported projects to create sports grounds, hold a festival of folk tales, and other interesting ideas,” noted Pavel Nikitin, Minister of Physical Culture, Sports and Youth Policy of the Irkutsk Region.Special mention was given to the following projects: “Ice Dream” (a project to create a rink, author from the Ziminsky District — Semyon Fedoseev), “Children’s View” (the project provides for the creation of 100 albums by professional photographers for orphaned children, author from Irkutsk — Maria Skulina), “Ziminsky Trails” (the project is aimed at organizing leisure activities for troubled teenagers, author from Zima — Alexey Frolov). Grant support will also be provided to three innovative projects. In addition, six business projects and three projects in the “Career” direction received support.
This year, in the international youth camp “Baikal-2020,” participants aged 18 to 30 took part. All participants of the youth camp underwent a preliminary competitive selection, presenting their projects in seven areas: “Leadership. Youth and Politics,” “Volunteering,” “Business,” “Career,” “Tourism,” “Leadership and Development of Interethnic Relations,” “Innovations.”
Based on materials from the press service of the Ministry of Physical Culture, Sports and Youth Policy of the Irkutsk Region