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Youth2030 Pulse
Youth2030 Pulse is a new monthly newsletter for youth, focused on providing a single channel dedicated exclusively to compiling and streamlining youth-relevant updates from across and beyond the 缅北禁地system. The newsletter includes updates on opportunities, events, resources, campaigns, news and more.
Young Leaders for the Sustainable Development Goals
The Young Leaders for the SDGs are recognized for their leadership and contribution to a more sustainable world. As a community, they work to support efforts to engage young people in the realization of the SDGs both through strategic opportunities with the 缅北禁地and through their existing initiatives, platforms and networks.
Be Seen, Be Heard
The Be Seen, Be Heard campaign recognizes at its core that young people have a vital role to play in the decisions that affect us all. That is why the Office of the United Nations Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth and The Body Shop are collaborating on a global campaign to support young people’s political participation and amplify young voices in public life.
YOUTH 2030 THE UNITED NATIONS YOUTH STRATEGY
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The Secretary-General and Youth
United Nations Secretary General, Ant贸nio Guterres says he "believes in the power of young people. Peace, economic dynamism, social justice, tolerance, all these and more depend on tapping into the potential of youth.
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The Envoy on Youth
Meet Jayathma Wickramanayake, the Secretary-General's Envoy on Youth. Ms. Wickramanayake was appointed as the 缅北禁地Secretary-General鈥檚 Envoy on Youth in June 2017 at the age of 26. She is working towards making the 缅北禁地a home to the youth of the world.
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The Envoy鈥檚 Workplan: Vision Statement
Currently our world is home to 1.9 billion young people between the ages of 10 to 24, the largest generation of young people in its history. Close to 90 per cent of this youth population live in developing countries. What is more, their numbers are expected to continue to grow, especially in the least developed regions. With such numbers, it is clear that sustainable development and peace cannot be achieved unless we involve young people and create the conditions that allow them to reach and unleash their full potential.