To kick off the conversation, Moussa Mara, a dynamic former Prime Minister of Mali, delved into the profound significance of democracy and the pivotal role of youth involvement. Sharing his inspiring journey, Mara recounted how he became mayor at the remarkable age of 34 and ascended to the position of minister by 39. His story stands as a testament to the limitless possibilities available to young people who are determined to make a difference.
The Youth Cafe Joins The World Health Organization’s Civil Society Steering Committee | The Power Of Civil Society: Enhancing Engagement With The WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes the importance of collaborating with civil society to achieve health for all and meet the objectives outlined in its General Programme of Work. To enhance this engagement, the WHO has established the Civil Society Commission (CSO Commission), a network to strengthen dialogue, foster collaboration, and provide recommendations to support WHO's interactions with civil society at various levels. This article examines the mission, status, vision, objectives, principles, structure, and functions of the CSO Commission, highlighting its significance in advancing global health and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Anti Corruption Theory Of Change | Galvanizing Every Youth’s Support In Combating Corruption
The Youth Cafe has seen an extraordinary period of growth, learning, and innovation, particularly in the critical areas of anti-corruption and good governance. Since our finding, we have witnessed a growing recognition of the pivotal role that youth play in driving accountability, transparency, and governance reforms across Africa. Amid ongoing challenges such as economic instability, the global shift towards digital activism and the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic,