The main aim of our project „RÉszreVétel” is to multiply the results of Federation of Children’s and Youth Municipal Councils’ previous projects – where we gathered many experience in organizing meetings for youth and decision-makers. We will create a methodology collection – involving active youngsters and using our experiences – in order to make the youth and the decision-makers able to join the national and international levels of the structured dialogue.During the project we will personally visit 40 city councils and youth specialist to interview them about their work in the field of children and youth work. The summary of these interviews will form a booklet, and this booklet will be a suggestion to all local city council representatives and youth specialists. Besides creating the booklet we will give the opportunity to 40 youngsters (between age 15-25) to be a part of our multiplication program. This program will be based on three trainings, with non-formal education. The participants – after the trainings – will be able to hold „future-planning workshops” involving their own youth organization. In these workshops the youngsters will observe the specialties of their own settlements – using 8 different aspects. Then they will have the opportunity to share their results and opinions with the representatives of the local council and the leaders in charge. The results of the whole project and the booklet will be given to every institution and organization who are concerned by the subject in electronic form. In April 2017 the booklet will be officially introduced at the closing conference, where decision-makers from national and European levels can get to know the involved settlements’ specifics and the opinions and ideas of the youngsters. „RÉszreVétel” will be carried out between 1st February2016 – 31st July 2017 in many Hungarian settlements. The project will have an emphasis on introducing the European Dimensions, making the processes of the European Youth Strategy and Structured Dialogue known. It is also important to make the youth more conscious of active citizenship and the responsibilities coming with that.