Archive for November, 2009

Youth and Political Participation in Nepal: SLN 4

Posted on November 26, 2009. Filed under: Part 2: Case studies and Resources, Part 3: Our process |

Before the Peace Agreement in 2006 and since then youth remain at the forefront of political change in Nepal. The largest political parties have always been the ones with the largest youth base. The nineteen days pro-peace agitation that reinstated democracy saw thousands of youth mobilised. Many of those who are engaged in non partisan [...]

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SLN 4 Uganda: Youth Led Monitoring & Evaluation

Posted on November 17, 2009. Filed under: Part 2: Case studies and Resources, Part 3: Our process |

It was on this day of 12th November 2009 when we held our last and fourth sharing and learning network, during which participants dug deep on the topic  “In what ways has including young people as participants in monitoring and evaluation added value to our work?” The out comes of this session gave a number [...]

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Some YPO Reflections

Posted on November 2, 2009. Filed under: Part 3: Our process, Reflections and Questions |

It’s over 9 months since we began work on the Youth Guidance project and there has been an immense amount to learn; numerous meetings, phone calls, emails and late nights writing case studies have brought us this far. With a first draft completed and plans underway for the final version and its launch we are [...]

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Advertisement – Evaluator Required

Posted on November 2, 2009. Filed under: Updates and News |

Project Background: The DFID/CSO Youth Guidance Project Students Partnership Worldwide (SPW) is seeking to recruit an Evaluator to conduct a small evaluation on the process of producing the Donor Youth Participation Guide to date. This is an important aspect of the Youth Guidance Project which aims to develop, pilot and disseminate guidance and resources to [...]

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Peer Education and SRH Approaches…

Posted on November 2, 2009. Filed under: Part 2: Case studies and Resources, Post-Conflict Transitions, SRH & HIV |

One of our case studies is of YEAH (Young Empowered and Healthy) Uganda, a youth orientated SRH organisation working on a regional and national level. This document is the current campaign strategy for the ‘True Manhood’ Campaign launched earlier this year. It provides an insight into YEAH’s approach across its work as well as to [...]

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