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AYG-Conference 2009 Report and AYG-Conference 2010 Launched
Written by Administrator    Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:41    PDF Print E-mail
Youth Bridge Foundation launched the Conference Report of the African Youth and Governance Conference (AYG-Conference) 2009 and AYG-Conference Accra 2010 at the Kofi Annan Peacekeeping and Training Centre on the 25th of November, 2009. The Conference Report captures outcomes of the conference and implementable action points developed by Delegates during the three day Conference held at the Accra International Conference Centre, from the 12th – 14th of August, 2009. The action points are expected to inform programmes of youth groups across Africa and ensure the achievement of the Conference objective.
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Pillars Of AYG
Written by Administrator    Friday, 23 October 2009 15:29    PDF Print E-mail
The African Youth and Governance Conference, Accra 2009 was anchored on three pillars namely Youth Policy, Youth Participation and Empowerment and Youth Mobilisation (positive and negative). The 3 Pillars informed deliberations throughout the conference and action points were developed along these lines.  Delegates chose their Pillars of interest and were further divided into smaller working groups to discuss regions specific issues and develop workable solutions to them.
The groups met after deliberations to present a common paper during the plenary sessions. The plenary sessions afforded delegates the opportunity to listen to outcomes of deliberations from other pillars which they were not privy to. This ensured that each delegate was well informed about the proceedings of the conference.Speakers and facilitators were culled from organizations and individuals with diverse backgrounds. Realizing Rights (USA) handled issues bordering on employability and decent work, UNFPA was responsible for sexual reproductive rights, gender mainstreaming and youth participation in national politics. The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) coordinated and facilitated aspects of governance and policy and was assisted by the Commission for Human Rights and Administrative Justice and the Federation of Youth Associations of Ghana (FEDYAG). In addition to these major facilitating organizations were individuals with diverse backgrounds and expertise ranging from law to policy and governance.
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