YOUTH EMPOWERMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
BY
OKONGO
TAMBU EBUTA
BY
OKONGO
TAMBU EBUTA
Our
services are designed to assist organizations and communities wishing to
provide only the best awareness and support for the empowerment of youths and
formulation of a road-map for leaders in their pursuit for stimulating this
empowerment.
On
the other hand , we are also involved in
the empowerment of champions , where the programme is designed to tutor the community,
corporate and public sector executives on how to formulate/design approaches to
achieve these empowerments.
OUR MISSION:
To
empower the youths to take a leading roles in their local communities through initiatives that will sustainably
improve the livelihood of the less privileged in urban, rural and grassroot communities.
OBJECTIVES
OF SEMINAR:
·
Deliberate on challenges that youths face
in general.
·
Educate youths on their rights as contained
in the various charters.
·
To ensure youths empowerment and
sustainable development.
·
To enlighten youths on health challenges
especially HIV/AIDS/MALARIA.
·
To empower youths to actively participate
In the entrenchment and sustainability of human rights and good governance.
·
To empower youths to strengthen/build
strategic alliances and partnerships among youth networks within and outside
Africa.
·
To showcase the significant innovative
advancement of African youths, including
the diaspora in their research and scientific activities and achievements and
its contribution towards sustainable development.
·
To highlight their roles in the national
developmental agendas.
YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT:
The call for investment in
young people now is more than clear. About 62% of Africa’s overall
population fall below the age of 35 and
more than 35% are between 15 and 35 years old.
More
than half of the youth survive on less than USS 2 a day, six thousand(6000)
young people are affected with HIV/AID everyday all over the world, most of
them are girls in sub-sahara Africa.
The
African youth is a special resource that requires special attention not only
because of the demographic bonus but also its inert energy that it possesses.
They
are formidable creative resource that can be harnessed for african socio-economic
development.
Youth
empowerment is an attitudinal, structural, and cultural process whereby young
people gain the ability, authority, and
agency to make decisions and implement changes in their own lives, and the
lives of other people, including youths and adults.
Youth
empowerment is often addressed as a gateway to intergenerational equity, civic
engagements and democracy building. Many local, state, provincial, regional
,national and international Government agencies and non-profit community-based
organizations provide programs centered on youth empowerment.
The
course period is limitless because apart from class work, it is process driven
in terms of continuity in mentorship, implementation, and adaptation.
However,
for the purpose of this setting, we shall compress the seminar to emphasis on
what is most desired and guide participants on the way forward thus:
A) YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT AND EXPECTED VISION
We
will deal with the following:
·
Define youth empowerment
·
Youths today in nation building
·
Youth empowerment and social –political stability
·
Youth empowerment and peace and security
matters, conflicts and post-
Conflict involvement and
responsibilities.
·
Youth
and issues concerning democracy, governance and climate
Change
·
Youth empowerment and socio-economic
stability
·
Education, science and technology, relevant
training and employment
·
Skills and life skills development
·
Livelihoods and entrepreneurship and
poverty reduction
·
Youth empowerment and social and industrial
welfare
·
Youth rights, obligations ,responsibilities
and legal issues
·
Youths facing health challenges, HIV/AIDS
·
Youths empowerment and sustainable
development
·
Youths participation-policies decisions and
practices
·
Opportunities and challenges.
B) TOWARDS ATTAINING THEIR
OBJECTIVES.
·
Legislation on youths rights
·
Socio-cultural mobilization
·
Political Institutional creations
·
Economic self-reliance
·
Educational upliftment
·
Healthcare awareness and delivery
·
Legal framework for youths protection
C) CASE STUDIES.
·
Case
studies
·
Resolutions
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