Strategic Plan (2021-2025)
1.
Human Rights and Civil Society Strengthening
1
.
An
engaged
youth
citizenry
who
exercise
individual
agency
and
collective
action
in
defending
and
promoting
human
rights
and democratic governance.
2
.
Increased
accountability
of
duty
bearers
in
upholding
human
rights
and
democratic
governance
3
.
The
operating
environment
for
civil
society
actors is safe, secure and strengthened.
4
.
Actively
engaged
Youth
HRDs
influencing
a
conducive
legal
and
policy
framework
on
human
rights
protection
and
democratic
governance
5
.
Enhanced capacity of Youth HRDs.
2.
Wealth Creation & Economic Justice
1
.
Youths
are
organised
and
actively
participate
in
productive
sectors
of
the
economy.
2
.
A
broad-based
youth
movement
of
economic
freedom
fighters
is
built
and
working
together
in
pursuit
of
economic
justice and transformation.
3
.
Eradication
of
all
forms
of
economic
exploitation
including
modern
slavery
in
the
informal
and
formal
sectors
of
the
economy
4
.
Government
is
influenced
to
develop
and
advance
progressive
laws,
policies
and
strategies
aimed
at
enhancing
and
protecting
socio-economic
rights
of
the
youth
5
.
Duty
bearers
are
influenced
to
increase
financial
and
technical
investment
towards
fighting poverty and inequality
6
.
Rights-holders
hold
duty
bearers
accountable
on
natural
resource
governance and respect for human rights
3.
Anti-Corruption & Rule of Law
1
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
are
organized
and
empowered
for
collective
action
in
the
fight against corruption
2
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
influence
a
decrease
in
corruption
at
the
point
of
delivery of public services.
3
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
influence
a
decrease
in
corruption
in
public
procurement
4
.
Strengthened
Rule
of
Law
in
the
fight
against corruption
5
.
Civic
groups
influence
a
culture
of
integrity
amongst duty bearers and youth.
6
.
Enhanced
Rule
of
Law,
Judicial
Accountability and independence
7
.
Improved access to justice
4.
Gender and Social Inclusion
1
.
Youth,
women
and
community
structures
are
mobilised
and
actively
lead
in
the
fight
against
GBV,
child
marriages
and
exploitation.
2
.
Young
women
and
adolescents
access
comprehensive
sexual
and
reproductive
health services
3
.
Women
and
girls
at
risk
of
violence
and
survivors
access
lifesaving
and
specialised
GBV services
4
.
Laws
and
policies
on
Gender
Equality
are
enforced
5
.
Rights
of
traditionally
marginalized
groups
such
as
youth
with
disability,
persons
with
albinism,
Commercial
Sex
Workers,
the
elderly,
LGBT,
and
Prisoners,
street
kids
are protected.
4.
Institutional Strengthening
1
.
Strengthened
Governance
and
Management Systems
2
.
Strengthened
financial
stability
and
sustainability of the organisation
3
.
Increased capacity in M&E system
4
.
Effective
Communication,
research,
knowledge
management,
documentation,
and publication
5
.
Building
and
sustaining
engaged
target
beneficiaries and structures.
Strategic Plan
(2021-2025)
1. Human Rights and Civil Society Strengthening
1
.
An
engaged
youth
citizenry
who
exercise
individual
agency
and
collective
action
in
defending
and
promoting
human
rights
and
democratic governance.
2
.
Increased
accountability
of
duty
bearers
in
upholding
human
rights
and democratic governance
3
.
The
operating
environment
for
civil
society
actors
is
safe,
secure
and
strengthened.
4
.
Actively
engaged
Youth
HRDs
influencing
a
conducive
legal
and
policy
framework
on
human
rights
protection
and
democratic
governance
5
.
Enhanced capacity of Youth HRDs.
2. Wealth Creation & Economic Justice
1
.
Youths
are
organised
and
actively
participate
in
productive
sectors
of
the economy.
2
.
A
broad-based
youth
movement
of
economic
freedom
fighters
is
built
and
working
together
in
pursuit
of
economic
justice
and
transformation.
3
.
Eradication
of
all
forms
of
economic
exploitation
including
modern
slavery
in
the
informal
and
formal sectors of the economy
4
.
Government
is
influenced
to
develop
and
advance
progressive
laws,
policies
and
strategies
aimed
at
enhancing
and
protecting
socio-
economic rights of the youth
5
.
Duty
bearers
are
influenced
to
increase
financial
and
technical
investment
towards
fighting
poverty and inequality
6
.
Rights-holders
hold
duty
bearers
accountable
on
natural
resource
governance and respect for human
3. Anti-Corruption & Rule of Law
1
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
are
organized
and
empowered
for
collective
action
in
the
fight
against
corruption
2
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
influence
a
decrease
in
corruption
at
the
point
of delivery of public services.
3
.
Youth
and
civic
groups
influence
a
decrease
in
corruption
in
public
procurement
4
.
Strengthened
Rule
of
Law
in
the
fight against corruption
5
.
Civic
groups
influence
a
culture
of
integrity
amongst
duty
bearers
and
youth.
6
.
Enhanced
Rule
of
Law,
Judicial
Accountability and independence
7
.
Improved access to justice
4. Gender and Social Inclusion
1
.
Youth,
women
and
community
structures
are
mobilised
and
actively
lead
in
the
fight
against
GBV,
child
marriages
and
exploitation.
2
.
Young
women
and
adolescents
access
comprehensive
sexual
and
reproductive health services
3
.
Women
and
girls
at
risk
of
violence
and
survivors
access
lifesaving
and
specialised GBV services
4
.
Laws
and
policies
on
Gender
Equality are enforced
5
.
Rights
of
traditionally
marginalized
groups
such
as
youth
with
disability,
persons
with
albinism,
Commercial
Sex
Workers,
the
elderly,
LGBT,
and
Prisoners,
street
kids are protected
5. Institutional Strengthening
1
.
Strengthened
Governance
and
Management Systems
2
.
Strengthened
financial
stability
and
sustainability of the organisation
3
.
Increased capacity in M&E system
4
.
Effective
Communication,
research,
knowledge
management,
documentation, and publication
5
.
Building
and
sustaining
engaged
target beneficiaries and structures.
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