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Youth Bridge Foundation
Bridging Gaps For Positive Youth Development
Who We Are
The Youth Bridge Foundation (YBF) is an independent non-profit organization committed to youth development across the continent of Africa and the Diaspora. We strive to achieve this purpose and mandate through cutting-edge and evidence based youth research, sustained advocacy, training and mentorship.
Who we are
Ghana's most recognized youth focused civil society organisation
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Our Impact
Find out how we are nurturing Africa's greatest asset - YOUTH
Request for Expression of Interest
Youth Sensitivity Analysis for the ‘Empowering Youth to Elevate Accountability’ Project
Interested consultants should submit the following documents to Joyce Nyame (jnyame@youthbridgefoundation.org) and Efua Fynn (efynn@youthbridgefoundation.org) by 23:59 hours GMT of October 14, 2024:
1. CV with short summary of the profile and capacity of the supplier to develop policy mapping on youth.
2. An Expression of Interest of Interest summarizing how the consultant intends to execute the work
described in REOI including timeline, and professional fee.
Conseil consultatif des jeunes de la sous-région de l’Afrique de l’Ouest – Youth Bridge Foundation (WAYAB)
Le Conseil servira d’extension au Conseil consultatif des jeunes qui dirige actuellement toutes les interventions programmatiques de l’organisation. Il sera également le point focal pour conduire et façonner des interventions programmatiques favorables aux jeunes dans la sous-région ouest-africaine.
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Policy Brief
This policy brief provides an overview of the issues surrounding youth participation in governance and electoral processes in Ghana and proposes key factors that can contribute to stability and development in this area. Ghana has a large youthful population, with 73.7% of the population falling below the age of 35 years. However, youth participation in political and electoral processes remains low, with less than 2% of the 275 -member Parliament falling within the 21-35 age range. This marginalization of the youth population creates a risk for social unrest
and conflict. To address this issue, the government of Ghana and other stakeholders need to implement various initiatives to enhance youth engagement, civic education, and youth representation.
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