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22:19 Oct 05 2023 ages 10–29 later than one year 20 years two-year age 29 later than 1 year 2250 10 years of age December 9, 2015 each year 30 years of age between the ages of 10–29 2 years of age the age of 29 18 years of age under 18 years old June 6, 2018 6-year SEPTEMBER 29 under 30 2017 2022 every 5 years 2419 July 14, 2020 1ST SESSION H. R. 5851

the ‘‘Youth, Peace Act Youth In Development Policy

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USAID SEC Congress United Digital the USAID Youth Coordinator the Department of State Defense the USAID Youth Policy State pendix THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES United Nations Security Council House of Representa- Point of Contact DUTIES.—The USAID Youth Coordinator Cooperation Strategies and Joint Regional International Development YPS the Youth Coordinator Digital Strat- toral international development efforts YOUTH KAMLAGER-DOVE the USAID Youth In Development Policy USAID Youth Coordinator PLAN International the Committee on Foreign Affairs the National Security Council Peace Corps United Nations Office ERS the Millennium Challenge USG United States Government the US Institute of Peace Security USAID Bureaus Senate the Executive Office

FITZPATRICK SALAZAR MENG Youth PHILLIPS LAWLER

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