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BOE-A-2026-13282 ·18 June 2026 ·Resolution Low impact
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Entities and individuals: eligible to submit candidacies for the 2026 National Youth Awards

The Youth Institute (INJUVE) has announced the National Youth Awards for 2026 to recognise the commitment and achievements of young people across various social sectors (First.1). Candidacies cannot be submitted by the candidates themselves, but must be presented by public or private entities, or by individuals other than the candidates (intro). As this is not a direct application by the interested party, the call for entries is excluded from the scope of the General Subsidies Act (intro).

In 3 key points

  1. Candidacies must be submitted by entities or individuals other than the candidates (intro). (intro)
  2. A period of 10 working days is provided to rectify errors in the submitted documentation (Seventh). (Séptimo)
  3. Exclusion from the application of General Subsidies Act 38/2003 (intro). (intro)

How it affects those involved

For public and private entities, as well as individuals, the regulation allows for the nomination of outstanding young people, acting as promoters of their merit (intro). Candidates are prohibited from applying for the award themselves, necessitating external management of the candidacy (intro). In the event of errors in the documentation, applicants have ten working days to rectify defects, failing which the application may be withdrawn (Seventh).

Lifecycle

2026-06-18PublishedPublished in the BOE
Official text Based on BOE data (boe.es). Information, not advice.

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