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Число и Время Начала Июнь 6, 2005 Мероприятие, занимающее весь день. Число и Время Окончания Июнь 17, 2005 Мероприятие, занимающее весь день. Место проведения TBA Kenya Стоимость участия 2500$ CAD, bursaries available Веб-сайт мероприятия http://www.stfx.ca/institute... Контактная Информация Имя: Louise Hamelin Телефон: (902) 867-5020 E-mail: coadyyouth@stfx.ca Веб-сайт: http://www.stfx.ca/institute... Последний день регистрации Апрель 11, 2005 Категории Child & Youth Rights Метки Вы должны выполнить выход, чтобы иметь возможность добавить метки.

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The certificate is designed to develop the knowledge and skills of youth leaders and advocates to increase their influence and to improve the quality of their participation in the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD). Recognizing that youth often lack the requisite skills to engage in these processes, participants will develop facilitation and peer training skills and learn to use advocacy tools. Participants will critically examine the assets of youth stakeholders as well as the challenges to meaningful youth participation and voice within the structures of NEPAD and the African Union.

”Dr. Machel commended the President for acceding to the APRM and noted that Kenya had volunteered as one of the first four countries to be reviewed. She noted that the team had interacted with a broad range of stakeholders and in particular had been particularly invigorated by the interaction with the Kenyan Youth, which could be shared as best practice.” - The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Support Mission to Kenya, 26th to 27th July 2004 Communiqué

The certificate targets youth leaders in Africa and in the African Diaspora to build on their existing skills, equip them with further leadership skills, and empower them with information and networking opportunities in order to effectively engage the APRM processes in their countries. They will share experience, build skills and develop plans for action that will support them as they undertake the challenges of having youth stakeholder participate in the APRM process.

Applications are open to all young Africans between 20 – 28 years of age who are in positions of leaderships and are involved or are interested in getting involved in the African Peer Review Process at their country levels.