Contemporary economic science has already scientifically proved it - investment in knowledge is the most profitable and propulsive investment at all; therefore, investment in Youth and new technologies is a conditio sine qua non for any socio-economic system that wants to develop in a sustainable manner. Be it agriculture or e-banking, new knowledge and new technologies are key vehicles of development and socio-economic growth, and young poeple are always their best promotors and developers! Innovative and revolutionary "by nature of age", Youth are generators of development, creators and producers of integral socio-economic benefits on large scale and best catalysts of sustainable socio-economic processes in general. Therefore, the key long-term economic development foundation of every society is its Youth, and therefore state-of-Youth is always the right reflexion of the related state-of-society in general.

Instead of considering Youth as "their parents' problem", contemporary state (society) should consider Youth as a key development resource. Therefore, state, local and international Direct Youth Investment (starting from the earliest childhood) is a "must" for today's disintermediation socio-economic trends, and combined with current securitization economic trends, it sums up that State Youth Bonds (on regional level Regional Youth Bonds; on global level Global Youth Bonds) are the best road-maps for real financial sovereignty capacity-building of young people. In that way, by promoting Culture of Youth Savings through DYI, young people are being introduced to the world of economy on solid and "sovereign" economic grounds (without possibility for authorities of any kind of interferring into their economic, cultural, social or political decisions).

Youth banking therefore urges for new roles of traditional pillars of socio-economic systems:

National government - development of national youth banking regulatory setting and legal framework

National private business sector - economic support, especially human resources and R&D departments

National Civil Society sector - networking, synergitic capacity-building of National Youth Employment Network

International institutions and organizations - development of Direct Youth Investment implementation road-maps; legal support

International economy sector - economic empowerment, especially marketing and development departments

Global Civil Society - cross-border networking; inter-organizational empowerment and support; implemmentation of global Youth Employment Network