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Eden-RU 2ND SDG Pilot Project Eden and Radikal Ungdom?s second pilot-project aims at developing our joint capacity to develop and implement youth-led and youth-targeted SDG projects. Building on the lessons learned from the first pilot-project in December 2019, both organisations realised that we needed to develop a set of skills and know-how before we launched a full-scale SDG partnership. This project focuses on educating SDG-Ambassadors using a Training of Trainers format, where these volunteers will develop communication and project-managing skills making them capable of conceptualise a strategy for a youth-for-youth SDG project in Morocco managed by the SDG-ambassadors from EDEN and Radikal Ungdom. The project will consist of two activities pursuant with aforementioned goals: (a) one summer-camp with the goal of training SDG-ambassadors and (b) a follow-up activity for RU, EDEN and the SDG Ambassadors with the goal of mapping potential areas of managing and implementing a joint SDG partnership-project in Morocco.
Joint Future Path VU Zambia har på et år opnået mere end, hvad vi havde troet muligt; 4 besøg syd for sahara, at sende vores partnere på netværksaktivitet i Sydafrika; og senest at afholde et pilotprojekt, hvor vi formåede at samle unge fra hele landet til brainstorming og læring: om dem selv, om Zambia og om, hvad vi som unge kan opnå, når vi arbejder på tværs af regioner og forståelser.   Ikke desto mindre er det nu tid til at stoppe op og sikre, at vi er på ret kurs: at tænke os om, sikre, at misforståelser rettes ud og kursen rettes op, inden vi går videre med et større projekt. Derfor skal vi på partnerskabsudviklingen snakke kurs og sikre, at denne er ens forstået. Gennemgå DUF's workshops og vejledninger om interkulturel kommunikation, finansiering og samarbejde - og sammen sikre, at vi som danskere også har den nødvendige kontekstforståelse, før projektet går videre.
Exploring future DRCY and ZRCS collaboration with a special focus in SHRH and SGV The DRCY and Zimbabwe Red Cross Society want to use the preparatory study to strengthen our partnership and future collaboration as well as explore possibilities for implementing youth activities responding to the challenges found with regards to sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender based violence. The preparatory study will take place in January 2020 by when we will have been working together on our current project for about one year. Hence, we want to use this opportunity to monitor, evaluate and develop our partnership and create a strong foundation for a partnership project from 2020. We wish to expand the partnerships scope and objectives with a partnership project focusing on sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender based violence and include youth leader deployment. We plan to include time for working on writing the partnership project and youth leader project together with ZRCS within DUFs guidelines during the trip.
Youth Voice Matter The Youth Leaders will be attached to the VU-YPC-project Youth Voice Matter. This project wishes to target the YPC core values and mission in promoting youth engagement in society. The project will specifically center around the local and regional election commencing by latest September 2021, and go on to December 2021 to consolidate existing organizational structures and legitimacy in YPC, increase knowledge on advocacy and increase YPC member count. The project will focus firstly on creating a general campaign for the local and regional election, to increase political empowerment for women and youth. The campaign  will be used as a stepping stone in consolidating YPC, and to increase YPC members' knowledge and skill. A national survey will furthermore be conducted on the topic of youth relationship with politics and elections. The regional outreach will encourage youth to partake in the national seminars that will further consolidate the YPC national committee structure. The national seminars will be a joint effort, commenced both by the VU-members and YPC-members.
Pilot project: Improving Jordanian children?s health and rights by increasing trust in the healthcare system IMCC is a non-profit student, volunteer-based organization with the  vision  ?To create a fair world, in which all have equitable access to health, and are physically, mentally and socially healthy.? Our proposed project is well within this vision as we will work with children directly as well as through their parents.  As such, an essential part in reaching the vision of IMCC is for us to make sure that relevant information is accessible for parents to make an informed decision regarding the health of their children. It is also essential for us to engage children directly with the Jordanian healthcare system in a positive way. As an organization, IMCC is governed democratically and composed of a national board, six regional boards (Aalborg, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Esbjerg, Odense, Roskilde), approximately 30 activity groups, and a secretariat with three full time employees and one student assistant. IMCC has approximately 1800 members working voluntarily in the different activities all aiming to reach the above-mentioned vision. These activities are divided into four groups; International Exchange programs, Education and Information, Society and Debate and Development and Aid. There is  great opportunity to collaborate and gather knowledge with and through other IMCC activities such as the other 9 international partnerships through the collaborative called ?the Green Group?, where all international partnerships share knowledge and do workshops together, Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) who works for equal access to medication and The Teddy Bear Hospital who works with improving children?s trust in doctors.
Youth Leader Exchange program (YLE) to the SUMH SAU ABC project The objectives of the Youth Leader Exchange (YLE) is to strengthen the SUMH-SAU partnership, empower YWD’s and encourage them to be part of the community where they live. The YLs will be attached to the ABC project where the main objectives are to support and create empowerment and confidence, break the isolation and increase the knowledge of Youth with Disabilities (YWD), and create inclusive communities and employment opportunities through vocational training among YWD. This project has been active in 3 districts (Sironko, Mpigi and Oyam) in Uganda since 2020 and is ending in August 2023. The YLs will play a key role in supporting the implementation of ABC project activities which shows the community and other YWD that youth and disability inclusion is important.
Application form: Preparatory Study This proposed preparatory study is a collaboration between IMCC Ashipti and HFFG The overall aim of the study is to create a solid foundation for future projects by investigating the local context and identify the main problems related to NCDs and risk factors among the target group With this preparatory- study we want to investigate the focus on the lifestyle changes that can reduce the incidence of NCDs, and on the basis of this, we will collaboratively come up with new, innovative approaches to working with preventing NCDs in order to create sustainable change and long-term impact in the local communities As a result of this, we will discuss concrete project ideas and agree upon a time frame for our next project In order to achieve this purpose, we will make a needs assessment of the target group, visit stakeholders and finally conduct workshops internally in order to improve the organizations? capacity and organizational sustainability
Preparatory Study - DRCY & GRCS This Preparatory Study will serve as the basis for a future collaboration between the Danish Red Cross Youth (DRCY), the Danish Red Cross (DRC) and the Guinean Red Cross Society (GRCS). It will analyze challenges regarding unawareness and lack of information about sexual and reproductive health and health related issues, as well as climate change, which are already at the center of an established collaboration between DRC and GRCS that has existed since 2009. Furthermore, the study will investigate how these challenges can be linked to and worked with in regards to the Sustainable Development goals (SDGs). Additionally, the DRCY will share experiences and knowledge about youth engagement and youth capacity building. The overall aim of the Preparatory Study is to lay the grounds for a future partnership between the DRCY and GRCS, engaging youth in actions towards sexual and health related issues, climate change and the SDGs.
Preparatory Study for Empowerment of Young Syrian Refugees in Lebanon After carrying out a successful pilot project in 2022 between Ung Mosaik and ECY, the two organizations desire a preparatory study to investigate the opportunities for a future project. The target group and three main focuses of a future project are:  1. Organizational development through focusing on strengthening the mental health of the leaders and training new leaders. 2. Activities and classes for the youth of Bourj Hammoud. 3. Advocacy with a focus on ethnic and gender equality, learning youth to use their voice, and changing the view of Syrian refugees in society.  Through interviews, focus groups, and workshops with our target group, the teenagers, and the leaders we will reach our objectives. During the preparatory study, we seek to clarify how to draw on experiences from the pilot project and prepare to apply for a partnership project.
Young voices - NNDSWO // Mariagerfjord Youth Council With this application we are applying for a Partner Identification in Nepal with NNDSWO. We have been in contact with each other for the last year, and we do have an idea about what a potential future project could look like, as well as a sense of mutual ambitions on behalf of our respective groups - but we still need to work on our foundation, and most importantly match our expectations in a partnership.   When we first got in contact last year after a conference about international partnerships, we matched because both our organizations work hard on creating an environment where young people feel heard and where they can express themselves in democratic ways. Both organizations aspire young people to be a part of a community where their participation matters and where they can grow into strong and responsible citizens. All of this happens while they participate in or organize projects for their peers, and that?s where we see a huge potential with an international project like this; what existing projects can we learn from, what can we create with this target group and how can we build an even stronger group of young people in both Nepal and Denmark.
Capacity Building and Youth Empowerment Frit Forum (FF) is a nationwide student political organization in Denmark consisting of one national department and six local departments at all major Danish universities FF builds upon the social democratic principles of freedom, equality and solidarity, and aims at providing a platform for the youth in Denmark to participate in societal debates, exchange experience across the country in regard to academic issues as well as internal organizational skills, and establish a social ground for students to strengthen their network In FF?s work with UESARIO, we aim to engage Saharawi youth both men and women in civil society, and to this aim strengthen the skills and capacities of the youth in the Saharawi committee
Future Leaders Network Activity: A Tunisian-Danish Partnership Partnership The purpose of the network activity at the Jamboree 2022, is that the Future Leaders projects will be an active and visible part of the camp. Through a variety of activities and inspiring personal workshops, dialogues and presentations, Les Scouts Tunisiens will together with Danish Future Leaders volunteers help promote, and show all the best aspects of the Future Leaders project. This will more specifically be done through the activity ?DemosCratos?, a Tunisian Caf? at the camp?s International Tent, presentations on the camp squares, and last but not least the hosting experience itself. The target group of this will be Danish as well as other international scouts present at the camp. This is an extension of the purpose of the partnership, which focuses on youth democratization, capacity building of civic society, and social entrepreneurship that builds communities and enhances joint experiences across borders and cultures - hereby, promoting active citizenship in societies of which the participants are part.
Netværks Aktivitet August Meeting 2019 IFMSA August Meeting is one of the biggest youth led events with more than 1000 delegates from all over the world twice a year to engage in matters of global health. It features trainings, workshops, and serves as a network platform for medical students worldwide to learn, discuss, and exchange knowledge. IMCC Rwanda and MEDSAR are partners for more than 15 years. The partnership achievements are used as example in IMCC on how to run sustainable partnerships and improve health on an international level. During the network activity, we will get opportunity to present and share our experience of our current partnership project ?YEAN Project? and also acquire skills and networks with medical students from all over the world. MEDSAR will be hosting the 69th IFMSA March Meeting 2020. Therefore, participating in this August Meeting is a great opportunity to learn from the organizing committee and to build skills and experience.
Campus activities with open religious dialogue in Montenegro Pilot project on campus activities with open religious dialogue in Montenegro and youth culture analysis
Partnership Development This project aims to develop the partnership between DSF and PSCF, as well as PSCF’s capacities in such areas as volunteerism and advocacy. The first goal will be achieved by evaluating the partnership and revising the partnership agreement made in 2015. Further a workshop and a brainstorming session, on the basis of a questionnaire, answered by the target group, will lead to the formulation of a volunteer strategy for PSCF and a mapping of challenges regarding advocacy and awareness issues.   The target group consists of the PSCF committees, as well as Palestinian students in the West Bank. These students will be send a questionnaire in advance of the visit.
JPL joins RU’s Landsmøde Radikal Ungdom (RU) applies for funding to invite 2-3 members from Juventud del Partido Libertario (JPL) to RU’s Annual Meeting (Landsmøde), August 11-13th, 2023. The funding will be employed by delegate members of the RU Argentinan Group to then cover the expenses for 2 JPL members’ travels to Denmark. In short, this activity aims to (i) build a stronger connection between RU and JPL, and (ii) show how RU hosts an annual gathering. Thus, alongside keeping our partnership active, the motivation is to support JPL in regard to further developing organisational structures.
The Zimbabwe project?s next phase The purpose of this preparatory study is to meet with representatives of Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU) and shape the forthcoming phase of the ZINASU-DSF partnership. This is important since the conflictual environment in Zimbabwe challenge the partnership?s prolongation, its scope and future activities. Representatives of ZINASU is attending the eighth Africa Students and Youth Summit in Morocco, which represents a unique opportunity for our two organizations to debate outside Zimbabwe. By assembling in Morocco, we have the opportunity to discuss opportunities and challenges for a realistic and safe continuation of the partnership, without endangering any attending representatives of either DSF or ZINASU.
Interfaith Dialogue and Reconciliation in Palestine Ung Mosaik - Palestine is a newly established group in Ung Mosaik that especially focuses on religious dialogue between young people from Palestine and Israel, and religious groups consisting of Christians, Muslims and Jews. We have chosen three different organisations that all work with religious dialogue and youth in Palestine and Israel and will visit these on a partner identification trip in October or December 2023. The main objective is to facilitate dialogue, and for the us as Danish partners to see dialogue take place in the difficult circumstances, and to learn from the courage and dedication to democratic dialogue that the partners have. We want to empower young people to bridge the deepest of divides.   We will focus on three main topics:  -	Interreligious dialogue through shared understanding of having faith.  -	Reconciliation between opposing groups and political fractions. We wish to empower the youth to find their own footing and develop their own opinions on the conflict. -	Education on the opposing fractions lived experiences.
Empowerment of Youth in Nakuru, Kenya A Danish project group in Ung Mosaik (UM) has due to previous trips to Nakuru, Kenya and contact with the potential partner, The Free Pentecostal Fellowship in Kenya Youth (FPFK Youth), a desire to determine whether a formalized partnership between the two organizations can be established The project group has seen a great need of support and help in the area of Nakuru where FPFK Youth headquarters is located FPFK Youth?s initiative to empower and educate the local youth has sparked an interest in the Danish group to support this objective in order to have an even greater impact and sustainability FPFK Youth has a vision to build up capacity in at-risk youth to become active agents in their own lives, instead of being passive victims of poverty and injustice and to participate actively in their local communities Through activities, workshops and meetings during a Partner Identification trip our goal is to determine if a future sustainable partnership is possible The dream scenario is to lay the ground of a fruitful partnership that supports and empowers the leaders of FPFK Youth to have a greater impact in their community
Ambassadors for Peace Phase II: Strategic Youth for Peace Networks This project will transform the peace clubs, which were established in previous projects into physically anchored, self-sustaining networks. More specifically, we will establish two Strategic Youth for Peace Networks: one in Epworth and another in Goromonzi. These will be led by volunteers, who have been trained as peace ambassadors in 2015 and 2017, and their formal organizational structures will be voted for in a general assembly at the beginning of the project to ensure community ownership.  The activities of the networks are based on the ideas and requests from young people in Goromonzi and Epworth, which were collected during a pilot project in 2018-19. The network will be the main coordinator of the following main tasks: 1) opening and running a physical center for information dissemination, in which youths will gain experience with social media management, writing of success stories, and reading newspapers; and, 2) Managing a peace garden, in which youths from across political backgrounds will work together. The networks will also be supporting other activities together with YAT, including: street parliaments to facilitate interface between duty bearers and young people in influencing policy; social activities for local youths; and, peace walks to leverage youth interests as they practice peace-building skills.  The project will consist of two phases, which will help the networks to become self-sustaining in the long run. The first year, the activities and the operational costs of the networks will be fully funded by the project, and the networks will prepare for the second year, in which the operational costs will be funded through revenues from the peace garden.
KU i Ukraine On the partner identification study we took the first steps in order to find out how we in the partnership can improve the organizational building of ZeMolodizhka. They are a big youth political organization in Ukraine, but due to the war they are facing several challenges, which means they now are dealing with new issues that they have never been facing before. The importance of creating a strong foundation for  ZeMolodizhka is more important than ever, and with a strong future cooperation with several training sessions we have a clear understanding that the leaders and members of  ZeMolodizhka can develop a lot and improve their skills in especially organizational building,  recruitment and retaining of new members as well as fundraising. The purpose of the pilot project is to educate the regional leaders in how to build a successful organization and equip them in a way, so they easily can teach their own local leaders and members.
Vineyard for Hope Pilot Project The aim of the pilot project is to develop volunteerism among young people in a place where it is practically non-existent and continue the process of teaching the truth of gender equality. The pilot project will take place at Dream School in Pokhara, Nepal where we wish to implement a youth-led sports activity. Students from year 11 and 12 will volunteer to train year 9 in handball. During the pilot project we want to secure its sustainability as we hope to expand the volunteering programme to other schools in the local community.
Partner Identification Silba wants to do partner identification in Bosnia-Herzegovina, because we hope to establish a successful cooperation with a Bosnian NGO. Our aim is to seek for a main long-term partner, that shares our vision and world-view, is trustworthy and loyal, and dedicated to an international partnership with an equal division of responsibility. Through this network, we are able to exchange ideas, experiences and gain as much knowledge as possible from local entities to ensure a sustainable project targeted their specific local context. The vision of our project is to contribute to a positive development amongst the Bosnian youth, and to gain experience that may help contributing to other future projects within Silba or general youth-network in the Balkans. We aim to strengthen the democratic participation with a specific focus on electoral participation, and youth-led initiatives in Bosnian society.
PARTNER IDENTIFICATION IN DR. CONGO The project concerns a 9-days Partner Identification trip to Sud-Kivu province in DR Congo. The objective is to identify which organisation has the capacity for a potential project and a genuine interest in creating sustainable change through children and youth activities in their community. The trip will help us to evaluate potential partner?s integrity, organisational structure, target group, track record and state required documents. At the same time we intend to investigate potantial partner organizations' vision, community involvement, woman and youth influence and participation in the organisation.
East African SDG Seminar with a special focus on gender equality The aim of the project is to integrate the SDG agenda with IMCC partnerships? main focus on ?health and well-being? (SDG 3), as there is a need to consider the 17 SDGs as an integrated agenda. In order to make it achievable and specific, the project will have a special focus on integrating our focus area with gender equality (SDG 5), not just within the project groups and organisations as is already being done, but more importantly amongst the target groups: adolescents in the local communities in our partner countries. The goal is to assemble 20 volunteers from our 5 East African partnerships in order to participate in a 10-day seminar. We strives towards these volunteers becoming change agents that will promote active citizens participation and mobilize youth in their local communities. In the future we wish to expand the idea of the project to include all of IMCC?s international partnerships, but for now since it is a new and unfamiliar project, we believe it is better to start out with a regional project.