UN Security Council
2018

communities as well as to health, education and social inclusion ob jectives, Reaffirming the right to education and its contribution to the achievement of peace and security and further recognizing that investment in universal, and inclusive education and training is an important policy investment that States can make to ensure the immediate and long-term development of youth, and reiterating that access to inclusive, equitable and quality formal and non-formal education are important factors that enable youth to acquire the relevant skills and to build their capacities, 1. Notes the independent Progress Study on Youth, Peace and Security, “The missing peace” presented by the independent lead author and of the Advisory Group of Experts; 2. Calls on all relevant actors, to consider ways to increase the inclusive representation of youth for the prevention and resolution of conflict, including when negotiating and implementing peace agreements, to take into account, the meaningful participation and views of youth, recognizing that their marginalization is detrimental 2/4 18-09198 S/RES/2419 (2018) to building sustainable peace and countering violent extremism as and when conducive to terrorism;