Un Habitat Working Group On Urban Children And Youth, Washington Dc Oct 7 09 Vs4
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Overview of youth led research survey.
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- 4. Youth Led Survey - Organizational Focus
- 5. Youth Led Survey - Funding Level
- 6. Youth Led Survey – Group Benefit
- 7. Youth Led Survey – Funding Sources
- 8. Youth Led Survey – Adult involvement and activities
- 9. Youth Led Survey – Adult involvement and activities This project is a youth led initiative but we had to involve elders for mentorship, administrative issues and financial support. Youth Coalition for development under Save Life Initiative Kampala, Uganda Apart from running our children centre, only one adult is involved in active management of the organization. They are basically in a non-active management of the centre such as 9 of them being on the board of trustees. They basically play a mentorship and an advisory role to the organization. Community Alliance for Change Nairobi, Kenya Youths without adults is not enough, they need to be guided here and there as adults could have more experience on the society and the environment that surrounds the youth. Kafue Youth Care and Community Prevention Programme (KYCCPP) Lusaka, Zambia
- 10. Youth Led Survey – Adult involved vs. Non-Adult involved – Project cost
- 11. Youth Led Survey – Adult involved vs. Non-Adult involved – Project needs
Notas del editor
- This is an ongoing survey is drawn from potential youth fund recipients. The survey is posted on the UN HABITAT Opportunities Fund webpage. The survey currently has 601 responses representing 52 developing countries. The Fund was widely advertised, resulting in 1100 applications being submitted from more than 80 developing countries
- The Fund was widely advertised, resulting in 1100 applications being submitted from more than 80 developing countries
- A majority of the projects focused on MDG 1 (eradication of poverty) and MDG 3 (promote gender equality)
- 67% of projects have average monthly cost of $500 or less ($6000 per year or less). Demonstrating an effective and efficient use of resources for significant benefit.
- 61% of projects are either self-funded or run on money raised through entrepreneurial activities
- 93.6% state they have adults involved. 68.9% of those were mentors, 61.3% Board members, etc.
- 93.6% state they have adults involved. 68.9% of those were mentors, 61.3% Board members, etc.
- Those groups that stated that they had no adult involvement had 69.1% of the projects had a monthly cost of $250US or less. Greatest number – 27.3% with projects between $100 - $250YS Those groups that HAD adult involvement had 31% of their projects with a monthly cost of $250-$500 and 34.1% above 500..
- No adult involvement 8% vs 3.3% for accreditation 16% vs 8,8% for Marketing support 24% vs 14.3 % for mentorship -- Yes adult involvement 33.1% vs 32% for Equipment 40.5% vs 20.5% for training
- This is an ongoing survey is drawn from potential youth fund recipients. The survey is posted on the UN HABITAT Opportunities Fund webpage. The survey currently has 601 responses representing 52 developing countries.
- This is an ongoing survey is drawn from potential youth fund recipients. The survey is posted on the UN HABITAT Opportunities Fund webpage. The survey currently has 601 responses representing 52 developing countries.