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Breaking barriers, building bridges! The National Governance Symposium 2023 is set to unravel the discussions of inclusive development through innovative governance models. Join us at #NGS23 for an enlightening journey, where experts, policymakers, and visionaries converge to shape Nepal's path to a more inclusive future. #NGS23 #NationalGovernanceSymposium #nationalgovernancesymposium2023 #NGS #InclusiveGovernanceJourney #governancelab #governanceinnovations #hashtagreveal #inclusion #inclusivedevelopment #policy #innovation #development #inclusion #collaboration #inclusivefuture 

🔖 Have a look at our recently published learning note that highlights the method used in CLARISSA to reflect and strengthen how we work in partnerships - using the rubric flexibility. 🌎 CLARISSA Terre des hommes foundation #partnershipsmatter #localisation #makingadifference #empoweringchange

NEW #PAPER ❗ Programmes that aim to tackle complex societal issues, such as the worst forms of #ChildLabour, require rich #partnerships that bring together different perspectives 🌐 The CLARISSA consortium adopts an empowerment approach to the interventions we deliver and our ways of working together. This approach involves ongoing reflection and learning about how we work together in our partnership, and how this can be adapted if needed. This new paper highlights the method used in CLARISSA to reflect and strengthen how we work in partnerships - using the rubric flexibility. Read more 👇 https://lnkd.in/gJ9g8dFc Dr. Mieke Snijder Sukanta Paul Amit Arulanantham J Marina Apgar Jiniya Afroze, PhD Mareschal Sophie Pedro Prieto Martín, PhD Md. Forhad Uddin Helen Veitch Danny Burns Consortium For Street Children Voice of Children Nepal Terre des hommes - Bangladesh Terre des hommes - India and Nepal Terre des hommes foundation International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie) BRAC

Today, I had the privilege of speaking at Anambra Broadcasting Service about a topic that is incredibly close to my heart: "The Future; Youth in Governance." In a world facing rapid changes and unprecedented challenges, the role of young people in governance is more critical than ever. Our youth represent a wellspring of innovation, creativity, and resilience. They are not just future leaders but are leaders of today, poised to drive sustainable and inclusive development.At the event, we explored how engaging young people in governance can turn the demographic shift into a demographic dividend. We discussed the importance of policy reforms that facilitate youth participation, the need for educational and capacity-building programs, and the powerful role of technology and social media in amplifying youth voices. Despite the clear benefits, we must acknowledge the barriers that young people face, from systemic resistance to lack of resources and political instability. However, by creating supportive environments, fostering dialogue, and providing platforms for youth engagement, we can overcome these challenges. Success stories from around the world, such as Tunisia's youth quotas and Rwanda's youth parliament, highlight the transformative impact of youth involvement in governance. These examples inspire hope and demonstrate that when given the opportunity, young people can lead and innovate effectively. As I concluded my talk, I emphasized that the future of governance lies in embracing the energy, creativity, and commitment of our youth. By investing in their potential and integrating their perspectives into decision-making processes, we can build more resilient and inclusive societies.Let's work together to ensure that today's youth are equipped, empowered, and ready to shape a better tomorrow. I must not fail to thank my woman who made this possible , CHISOM UKOHA,I am really grateful for this opportunity. Thank you so much!! Click on the link below to see full discussion; https://lnkd.in/dg99kurs #Anambrabroadcastingservice#intentionalteenagers#YouthInGovernance #FutureLeaders #SustainableDevelopment #InclusiveGovernance

We want to act with courage and love, towards social justice - and 2024 is a galvanising year for change... ** This message is coming from me as the ex-advisor of the Houses of Parliament - Racism in Aid inquiry and Dr Lata Narayanaswamy, Associate Professor in the Politics of Global Development at the University of Leeds, who gave evidence to the inquiry .   ** Some months ago I posted a survey question on LinkedIn, on 'Has the IDC's inquiry into Racism in Aid made any difference in your organisation?' - the feedback was pretty grim. The grim results got both Lata and I thinking about what is true, and what is useful to discuss, with those giving energy towards such inquiries?   Sooo.... ⭐We want to put some incredible people in the room together, with passions and purpose alignment, we may cultivate insights, and also create more energy for change! ⭐We are looking for those who were witnesses for philosophy of aid and racism in aid inquires. ⭐ We have contacted a lot of you already, but we don’t have everyone’s email addresses. We are looking to discuss:    - What was the expectation of giving evidence?  - Did the expectation move to reality - what would need to happen for expectations to move to reality?  - How did the lessons of the report land with your organisations?  - How has providing evidence strengthened or diminished trust with the IDC?  - What, if anything, would you like to see an incoming government commit to in relation to tackling ‘Racism in Aid’?  The event would take place in September    **This is an independent event from the IDC**    ⭐ If you have any questions – DM me #diversity #coaching #workshops #standinyourpower #wellbeing #antiracism #diversityequityinclusion #inclusion #leadership #empathy #leadershipskills #fcdo #makeaidbetter #equitymatters #equityandinclusion #diversityequityinclusion #antiracisminaid #intersectionality #innovation #localisation #theinnovation

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON ETHNIC CONFLICT AND WOMEN Ethnic conflicts have been a constant source of concern for India and other countries in the world. The recent ethnic flare up in Manipur has shocked the world and demands greater attention and contemplation regarding the nature of such conflicts. Although such conflicts affect people of all genders, the impact on women is characteristically different from that of other genders as evidenced in the recent Manipur crisis. On that note, we bring to you an International Seminar on 'Ethnic Conflict and Women

Plan International created an Asia and the Pacific Girl’s Leadership Index to measure the #opportunities of adolescent girls and young #women to nurture and demonstrate their #leadership capabilities, their voice in the region, and the gaining of support for their choices. This #webinar, co-hosted by ADB and Plan International, presents rankings for girls’ leadership in six domains: #education, #health, economic opportunities, protection, political voice and representation, and national laws and policies. 🟠 WATCH https://buff.ly/472t5k6 #SDG5 ADB Gender, Mikee Nazal, Ma. Celia Guzon, Karis Vehnel Fonte

GRAAM is proud to have presented a policy pack on Delivering Democracy to C20 Working Group of G20. The recommendations put forth by GRAAM have been added in the official C20 Policy Pack. GRAAM suggests strengthening & deepening of democracy through greater Youth, Media and Civil Society engagement by leveraging technology, promoting free & fair student politics and increasing outreach programs. The suggestions also include steps from a responsible citizenry for a responsible governance, such as effective voting, community training programs and independent performance evaluation. Excerpts on decentralisation and grassroots democracy include suggestions on capacity building by CSOs, innovations such as micro level assemblies and community radio stations for public hearing, among others. GRAAM is confident that with increased focus on inclusivity and digitalisation, democracy is bound to thrive further in the years to come. Access C20 policy pack through link in the comments! Civil20India2023 G20 India #democracy