Christian Support Foundation (C.S.F) With Organization of African Youth and Youth-to-Youth Fund
Christian Support Foundation (C.S.F) and Youth-to-Youth Fund.
The Youth-to-Youth Fund component of the Facility offers local youth-led organizations an opportunity to actively participate in the development of youth entrepreneurship in their communities. It is a competitive grant scheme that supports small-scale youth entrepreneurship development projects implemented by youth-led organizations.
The Youth-to-Youth Fund was created as a mechanism to identify, test and promote innovative entrepreneurship solutions to youth employment challenges.
This goal is accomplished through a competitive grant scheme for youth-led organizations to propose innovative project ideas on how to create entrepreneurship and business opportunities for their peers. The organizations with the most innovative project ideas receive a grant and complementary capacity building to help them implement their projects and test the viability of their ideas. The scheme is implemented simultaneously in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
The Fund also aims to facilitate the emergence of youth-led organizations and the emergence of district-wide youth enterprise development networks and platforms in the program countries.
Pursuant to the African Youth Charter, OAYouth identifies youth as African young people of between 15 and 35.
The Youth-to-Youth Fund component of the Facility offers local youth-led organizations an opportunity to actively participate in the development of youth entrepreneurship in their communities. It is a competitive grant scheme that supports small-scale youth entrepreneurship development projects implemented by youth-led organizations.
The Youth-to-Youth Fund was created as a mechanism to identify, test and promote innovative entrepreneurship solutions to youth employment challenges.
This goal is accomplished through a competitive grant scheme for youth-led organizations to propose innovative project ideas on how to create entrepreneurship and business opportunities for their peers. The organizations with the most innovative project ideas receive a grant and complementary capacity building to help them implement their projects and test the viability of their ideas. The scheme is implemented simultaneously in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
The Fund also aims to facilitate the emergence of youth-led organizations and the emergence of district-wide youth enterprise development networks and platforms in the program countries.
Christian Support Foundation (C.S.F) and Organization of African Youth (OAYouth)
Organization of African Youth (OAYouth) is the umbrella movement of all youth in Africa, independent of governments, parties or intergovernmental organizations. It was formed in August 2009 as a direct result of the entry into force of the African Youth Charter,[1] adopted by the general assembly of heads of states of the African Union in 2006.Pursuant to the African Youth Charter, OAYouth identifies youth as African young people of between 15 and 35.
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