Content_paragraphs:  UNMIK continued to advance the implementation of its framework strategy on 
  
  young people and peace and security. In January, in partnership with a local 
  
  multi-ethnic network of young peacebuilders, the “United Youth Task Force”, it 
  
  launched a capacity-building project aimed at fostering the participation of young 
  
  people from all communities in local decision-making processes by strengthening the 
  
  municipal youth councils and implementing youth-sensitive budgeting in 
  
  10 ethnically mixed municipalities. Furthermore, in implementing the United Nations 
  
  Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech, UNMIK, in collaboration with “United 
  
  Youth Task Force,” organized a training programme for a multi -ethnic team of 
  
  37 young bloggers and youth activists (20 women and 17 men) on digital media 
  
  literacy and means to identify, deconstruct and challenge expressions of intolerance. 
  
  During the training programme, which was held from 22 to 24 February, the 
  
  participants also met with representatives of the resource centre for missing persons 
  
  established by UNMIK and the Kosovo Documentation Centre to discuss the impact 
  
  of media on transitional justice and the role of youth in building sustainable peace. 
  
  From September to February, as a follow-up to the third United Nations Youth 
  
  Assembly in Kosovo, held in 2019, UNMIK and the United Nations Children’s Fun d 
  
  supported the first multi-ethnic youth-led project, on the theme “Under one sky”. 
  
  Over 630 young people (370 women and 260 men) completed a one-day course on 
  
  observational astronomy and discussed astronomy education and development in 
  
  Kosovo and the Western Balkans.