THE GLOBAL YOUTH CALL

“Prioritizing Youth in the Post-2015 Development Agenda”

This Call reflects an emerging global consensus on concrete proposals for target areas on

youth in the post-2015 development agenda. It is based on the top five thematic priorities of over

1.3 million young people who voted in the MyWorld2015 survey out of a total 2.1 Million respondents

– Education, Employment and Entrepreneurship, Health, Good Governance, and Peace and Stability.

Convened by the Office of the UN Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth, a team of youth-led

organizations and UN entities worked from January 2014 to May 2014 to consolidate the proposed

target areas with the participation of:

Over 1700 youth organizations in the Crowdsourcing Platform of the Global Partnership on

Youth in the Post-2015 Development Agenda,i

The UN Major Group on Children and Youth,

Global networks of international NGOs, youth organizations and regional youth platforms,

including the International Coordination Meeting of Youth Organisations (ICMYO, a network of

26 international youth-led NGOs and regional youth platforms), and the Alliance for

International Youth Development (AIYD) (a coalition of 24-international non-profit, private

organizations, and foundations),

United Nations Inter-agency Network on Youth Development (IANYD, consisting of 40 UN

entities).

Intergovernmental organizations: The Commonwealth and Ibero-American Youth

Organization (OIJ)

National youth structures, including National Youth Councils,

And building on:

Ideas submitted by participants of the Crowdsourcing Platform

Outcomes of recent national, regional and global youth consultations, fora and meetings (See

Annex)

UN Development Group National and Global Thematic Consultations on Post-2015

The Colombo Declaration on Youth made at the World Conference on Youth and its call for a

standalone goal, clear targets and indicators on youth

The Global Partnership for Youth in the Post-2015 Development Agenda and the

signatories of this call invite Member States to incorporate the following youth-

focused target areas in the post-2015 development agenda:

Ensure universal access to quality primary and post-primary education and expand

equitable access to tertiary education

Ensure all young people achieve recognized and measurable learning outcomes with quality

formal, non-formal and vocational education and training that equips them with the relevant

knowledge and skills to lead safe, healthy and productive lives, to meet the demands of the

job market and to foster global citizenship.

Reduce the number of youth not in employment, education or training and increase access to

decent work and livelihoods amongst young people by providing access to learning

opportunities, putting in place school-to-work transition policies, strengthening public private

partnerships for better skills-matching, enhance access to financial and non-financial services

to increase opportunities for youth-led entrepreneurship, and promote inclusive and

sustainable economic growth.

Ensure young people’s meaningful and inclusive participation in decision making processes,

governance and peacebuilding, and develop, implement and adequately fund cross-sectorial

youth policies and review mechanisms, in the framework of the World Programme of Action

for Youth

Improve the physical, social and mental health of adolescents and youth, promote healthy

behaviours for reducing the risk of Non-Communicable Diseases and substance abuse, and

increase access to affordable, acceptable and quality-assured adolescent- and youth-friendly

health services and information

Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights,

including HIV, modern methods of contraceptives, and comprehensive education on human

sexuality, with a particular focus on adolescent girls;

Promote human rights and gender equality and eliminate all forms of violence and

discrimination against adolescents and youth, including adolescent girls and young women,

including child, early and forced marriage and harmful practices.

Strengthen collection and analysis of data on adolescents and youth, disaggregated by age,

sex and marital status, to promote monitoring, evaluation, accountability and transparency

and support advocacy and policy making.

Let’s remember, the world’s demographic and development realities mean that the success of the

post-2015 development agenda hinges on fulfilling the human rights and meeting the development

needs of all young people. Connected to each other like never before, they are driving social

progress, inspiring political change and building resilience. Countries with populations composed of

large proportions of adolescents and youth can reap a demographic dividend for national

development, resilience and sustainability, by investing fully in young people. Countries will need to

promote human rights, eliminate all forms of discrimination, address all forms of inequalities, including

gender inequality, so adolescents and youth can reach their full potential and in turn shape the

development of their families, communities, and countries. Young people – their experience of

engagement or of alienation, their inclusion or their marginalization – will determine whether their

societies prosper or fail.

Let’s ensure, as the global community gathers to review progress made towards the Millennium

Development Goals and puts forth an ambitious and achievable vision for the Post-2015 Development

Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals, that youth priorities and targets are duly included.

Equity and equality must be at the centre of the Post-2015 Development Agenda. Investing in young

people – particularly the marginalised - could ensure the success of the agenda more than anything

else. A failure to do so could jeopardize it altogether. The Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth, in

partnership with the United Nations entities and all the signatories of the Global Youth Call, urge the

international community to put young people at the centre of this agenda. The time for action is now.

Young people today… With 1.8 billion strong, the world is home to the largest generation of young people aged 10 to 24 in its

history

Close to 90 percent of the world’s youth live in developing countries, where they tend to make up the largest proportion of the population

More than 500 million youth aged 15 to 24 live on less than $2 a day

Some 74 million youth are unemployed, and more than 600 million jobs need to be generated globally by the year 2030

Young people aged 15 to 24 people are almost three times more likely than older segments of the population to be unemployed, and in some countries the youth unemployment rate exceeds 50 per cent

Some 69 million adolescents of lower secondary school age remain out of school

In developing countries, 1 in 3 girls is married before her 18th birthday and across the world, more than

half of all sexual assaults take place against girls younger than 16

1.5 billion persons, the majority of them under the age of 30, live in conflict or in fragile situations

Young people are under-represented and excluded in decision-making processes: Fewer than 2% of parliamentarians around the world are in their 20s and only 12% are in their 30s.

Despite significant progress made since the MDGs were adopted, this generation of young people has been left behind. They are still denied the opportunities that they need to realize their full potential

SUMMARY OF OUTCOMES:

FROM CONSULTATION TO CONSOLIDATION YOUTH PRIORITIES

Education:

Ensuring basic literacy and numeracy skills for young people in low-income countries could lift 171

million people out of povertyii, resulting in a 12 per cent cut in global poverty. Despite large gains

made in primary education in the past decade, 69 million adolescents of lower secondary school age

remain out-of-school. These efforts are further undermined by the low quality of education systems:

over 250 million children of primary school age are unable to read or write even after four years of

schooling. In the least developed countries, one quarter of young men aged 15 to 24 and one third of

young women aged 15 to 24 are illiterateiii. Yet, educational outcomes for youth have a direct impact

on economic growth and stability: ensuring adolescent girls complete education beyond primary level,

for example, could add 1.5% per year to the GDP of countries, while ensuring their participation in the

job market through education and training could add up to 4.4% per year. The following have been

identified as key target areas for education with a focus on the most marginalizediv:

Ensure universal access to quality primary and post-primary education and expand equitable

access to tertiary education;

Ensure all young people achieve recognised and measurable learning outcomes at all levels,

made possible through the provision of safe, relevant and quality education by a sufficient

number of adequately and well-trained, supported teachers and education infrastructure;

Ensure all young people have access to quality formal, non-formal and vocational education

and training, which can be provided through governments and partnerships with civil society

organisations, private sector and youth organisations as to equip them with the relevant

knowledge and skills to lead healthy and productive lives, to meet the demands of the job

market and to foster global citizenship;

Ensure access to technical and vocational education and training, ICT, comprehensive

education on human sexuality and life-skills, human rights, peacebuilding, sustainability,

entrepreneurial skills, global citizenship, and education for sustainable development and

lifelong learning opportunities;

Increase national budget allocation to education and strengthen the accountability and

responsiveness of national governments.

Employment and Entrepreneurship:

In 2013, nearly 200 million people were unemployed, of which some 74 million were between the

ages of 15 and 24. Young people aged 15-24 people are almost three times more likely than older

sections of the population to be unemployed, and in some countries the youth unemployment rate

exceeds 50 per cent. The share of young people not in employment, education or training (NEETs)

has grown in a majority of countries for which data exists and informal employment remains pervasive

for young people in many developing economies. Currently youth often lack access to existing jobs

due to lack of work experience and social capital, poor educational preparation, relevant skills training

or mentorship. Young entrepreneurs face similar obstacles, including access to adequate and

relevant information, the lack of access to financial services, skills training and support in the pre- and

post-creation phases when setting up and managing their own businesses. It is estimated that from

2015 to 2030, the global economy will need to create more than 600 million jobs to contain the current

spread of unemployment and cope with the growth in the working age population. As 9 out of 10 jobs

are created by the private sector, it will be of paramount importance to strengthen and promote the

development of a sound private sector to ensure inclusive and sustainable economic growth,

including through industrialization, while respecting the planetary boundaries and ensuring the

efficient use of resources. The quest for decent work and livelihood opportunities is a universal

concern that affects young people in all countries and communities. The post-2015 development

agenda should make decent and productive work for young people a reality. Moving away from

exploitive work and unpaid traineeships/internships and towards a decent work, which fulfils

international standards and ensures equal pay for work of equal value. The following have been

identified as key target areas to promote productive and decent work for young people, in particular

young women and reduce the number of youth not in employment, education or training:

Increase employment rates of young women and men, with targeted measures for

disadvantaged youth, by putting in place school-to-work transition policies;

Ensure a better match between the skills of young people and the changing needs of the

labour market, by strengthening partnerships between governments, social partners,

educators and the private sector;

Provide access to learning opportunities to develop knowledge and skills, including

professional, technical, entrepreneurial and vocational training, for work and life, as well as

information on business opportunities, new markets and national/international networks of

investors

Ensure young entrepreneurs’ access to tailor-made financial and non-financial assistance in

pre- and post-creation phases;

Ensure equality, including gender equality at work, including eliminating the gender pay-gap;

Ensure universal global access to adequate social protection, including social protection

floors, and decent work and livelihoods for young people in the formal and informal sector in

accordance with ILO labour standards.

Health:

Adolescence is a critical life stage characterized by rapid physical, emotional and social development,

during which every person develops the capabilities required for a productive, healthy and satisfying

life. Health and development during this period affects health in adult years. Nearly two thirds of

premature deaths and one third of the total disease burden in adults are associated with conditions or

behaviours that began in youth, including tobacco use, a lack of physical activity, unprotected sex or

exposure to violencev. Globally, approximately 20% of youth aged 15-24 experience a mental health

condition each year. An estimated 1.3 million adolescents died in 2012, mostly from preventable or

treatable diseases. According to the “Health of the World’s Adolescents,”vi the top three causes of

death among adolescents include road traffic accidents. An estimated 1.3 million adolescents died in

2012, mostly from preventable or treatable diseases. According to the “Health of the World’s

Adolescents,”vii

the top three causes of death among adolescents include road traffic crashes, HIV

and suicide. Young girls continue to carry the heaviest burden of death and disability due to

complications relating to pregnancy and childbirth, including unsafe abortions, with complications

relating to pregnancy and childbirth the leading cause of death among 15 to 19 year old girls in low

and middle income countries. In order to ensure all adolescents and youth enter adulthood with the

highest attainable standard of physical, social and mental health, the following have been identified as

key target areas for health:

Ensure universal access to affordable, acceptable and quality adolescent-and-youth friendly

health services and information;

Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health, reproductive rights and HIV

services, and modern methods of contraceptives, with a particular focus on adolescent girls;

Ensure early detection, treatment of and support for mental health issues among adolescents

and youth;

Improve the health status of adolescents and youth by putting in place prevention

programmes targeting adolescents and youth including violence, accidents, injuries and early

detection and treatment of mental health issues amongst adolescents and youth;

Increase investment to promote healthy behaviours and health promotion programmes aimed

at reducing risk of non-communicable diseases, tobacco use, obesity, violence and the

burden of road traffic injuries and harm reduction for substance abuse, including drug use and

alcohol;

Recognize the social and political determinants of health and address all social, economic

and political inequality and exclusion as a way to improve the health and well-being of

adolescents and youth.

Peace and personal security:

Peaceful, inclusive and safe societies require the participation and engagement of young people.

Young people are over-represented among the direct and indirect victims of violence – whether

criminality, terrorism or armed conflict. Globally, 43% of homicide victims are aged 15-29. Across the

world, more than half of all sexual assaults take place against girls younger than 16. In conflict-

affected countries, rates of violence against young people are often higher. Young women and men

are at increased risks of physical and sexual abuse and exploitation, and are disproportionately

targeted for recruitment by armed forces/groups for use as (child) soldiers and trafficked for

exploitative labour or sexual exploitation. They are also subjected to the trauma of losing family,

friends and community; education and livelihood opportunities. Only 20% of secondary school-aged

refugees are enrolled in secondary school.Humanitarian and development efforts seldom target

young people, who are rarely allowed to participate in decisions affecting their lives. Yet young

people’s roles in preventing and resolving conflict, violence and extremism are essential to achieving

sustainable peace. The following have been identified as key target areas for peaceful and stable

societies:

Eliminate all forms of violence against children and youth, including in schools, the household,

public spaces, detention centres and online.;

End all forms of violence and discrimination against girls and young women, including sexual

violence, child, early and forced marriage and harmful practices, trafficking and other forms of

gender-based violence;

Promote young people’s participation as an essential condition for safe and secure societies;

Ensure that humanitarian and development efforts address young people’s needs and protect

their human rights;

Ensure that all young people participate in peace and human rights education, either through

formal or non-formal education, and have access to opportunities for cross-cultural exchange

and volunteerism;

Ensure equitable distribution of development gains to young people to promote safe, peaceful

and secure societies.

Governance and Participation:

“Governance” has been identified as a high priority issue by young people, who want to see

governments effectively held to account, and governance structures where young people have access

and contribute to decision making processes. Concerns around corruption feature strongly in global

consultations, together with transparency and accountability. Young people are not represented

adequately in formal and political institutions and processes, such as parliaments, political parties,

electoral processes and public administrations. Despite the fact that young people disproportionately

face poverty and constitute a significant proportion of the population in low-income countries, 2 out of

3 countries do not consult young people as a part of the process of preparing poverty reduction

strategies or national development plans. Good governance and the rule of law require the

meaningful participation of young people, and in particular young women, in decision-making at all

levels, including in the planning, implementation and monitoring of policies and programmes, with

young people as partners and leaders in development. Improved information and communication

technology is making it easier for young people to collect and access data and increase transparency

and accountability in decision-making. At local and national level Youth Councils should continue to

play an important role in bringing together young people and decision makers and best practice of co-

decision and co-management, appropriate to each body, needs to be further developed at all levels.

The following have been identified as key target areas:

Strengthen inclusive participation of young people, especially young women) in governance

and decision-making processes at the local, national, regional and global levels;

Develop, implement and adequately fund cross-sectorial youth policies that are evidence-

based and include participatory, monitoring and evaluation on a regular basis in accordance

with the World Programme for Action on Youth;

Ensure the right to information, association, and freedom of speech and opinion, for all,

including marginalised youth;

Strengthen youth-led movements, networks and organisations and improve their access to

institutions that affect the lives of young people;

Encourage and support youth civic engagement and volunteerism for development, including

by ensuring education on and awareness of human rights and development;

Strengthen effective, transparent and accountable institutions at all levels;

Support and promote increased and equitable access to open, timely, reliable, accessible and

quality information, including through ICTs to enable stronger accountability mechanisms and

greater youth participation in decision making.

Ensure that youth are meaningfully involved in global and national monitoring mechanisms to

ensure accountability for commitments made in the post-2015 framework

ANNEX II Outcomes of recent national, regional and global youth consultations, fora

and meetings

- World Program of Action for Youth for Youth to the Year 2000 and Beyond (A/RES/50/81);

- The Future We Want: the outcome document of the Rio+20 UNCSD (A/RES/66/288), July 2012;

- Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2011-2020: Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, May 2011;

- Outcome Document of the High Level Meeting of the General Assembly on Youth: Dialogue and Mutual Understanding (A/RES/65/312), July 2011;

- ILO Resolution on “The youth employment crisis: A call for action”; - Colombo Declaration on Youth “Mainstreaming Youth in the Post 2015

Development Agenda”, 2014; http://wcy2014.com/pdf/colombo-declaration-on-youth-final.pdf

- San José BYND2015 Declaration on Youth and ICT; - Growth and Employment in the Post-2015 Agenda: Messages from a Global

Consultation, September 2013; - Final Report on the Global Thematic Consultation on Governance and the

Post-2015 Development Framework (2013); - UNDG Report: A Million Voices (2013); - Quito Youth Declaration of the Regional Meeting for the Latin American and

Caribbean Youth (2014); - Outcome Document of Dubai Regional Arab Youth Meeting (2014); - ILO Resolution on “The youth employment crisis: A call for action”; - Growth and Employment in the Post-2015 Agenda: Messages from a Global

Consultation (September 2013); - Final Report on the Global Thematic Consultation on Governance and the

Post-2015 Development Framework (2013); - Communique of the 8th Commonwealth Youth Ministers Meeting (2013), and

the Youth Declaration of the 2013 Commonwealth Youth Forum (2013); - The Magampura Commitment to Young People (2013) issued by

Commonwealth Heads of Government; - The Commonwealth Youth Development Index; - IFMSA Health Priorities Document; - Youth Voices on a Post-2015 World.viii

ANNEX III LIST OF ENDORSING ORGANISATIONS OF THE GLOBAL YOUTH CALL

1,050 organizations have endorsed the Global Call on Youth (please see the table)

The call has also been endorsed by the following networks and structures:

Intergovernmental organizations: The Commonwealth and the Ibero-American

Youth Organization (OIJ)

United Nations Inter-agency Network on Youth Development (IANYD,

consisting of 40 UN entities)

The UN Major Group on Children and Youth

Alliance for International Youth Development (AIYD) (a coalition of 24-

international non-profit, private organizations, and foundations)

International Coordination Meeting of Youth Organisations (ICMYO, a network

of 26 international youth-led NGOs and regional youth platforms)

The Group of Child Focused Agencies (Child Fund Alliance, Plan

International, World Vision, SOS Children’s Villages International and Save

the Children)

LIST OF ENDORSING ORGANISATIONS 1. "For The Freedom Of The

Internet Space" (Kazakhstan)

2. "NUR" Children And Youth Public Union (Azerbaijan)

3. (R)Evolution Let's Change Now! (India)

4. “Association Kids First“ Mali (Mali)

5. 1 GAME Campaign (Nigeria )

6. A Milliona Faces-Renaissance (Kenya)

7. A Woman In Power (Albania)

8. A World At School (Kenya) 9. Aaghaz Foundation

(Pakistan) 10. Aathung Foundation

(Bangladesh) 11. ABEMO (Mozambique) 12. Abeokuta Grammar

School (Nigeria) 13. Abiodun Adebayo

Welfare Foundation (Nigeria)

14. Academic And Career Development Initiative Cameroon (Cameroon)

15. Academy Of Youth Diplomacy (Russia)

16. Access Madagascar Initiative (United Kingdom)

17. ACE Foundation (Nigeria) 18. Action For Pune

Development (India) 19. Action Oriented Minds

(Liberia) 20. ACTIONAID (Global) 21. Actionaid International

(South Africa) 22. Active Youth Organization

(Pakistan) 23. Acuerdo Nacional De

Jovenes (Ecuador) 24. ADIN - Africa

Developpement Interchange Network (Cameroon)

25. Administration English Club (Indonesia)

26. Adolescence Panorama Initiative (Nigeria )

27. AEGEE Tarragona (Spain) 28. Afghan Active Youths

(Afghanistan) 29. Afghan Students Society

Akora Khattak (Pakistan) 30. Afghan Youth Self-

Sufficiency Organisation (Afghanistan)

31. Africa 3D Initiative (Kenya)

32. Africa Unite (South Africa) 33. African Centre For Icts In

Education And Development (Cameroon)

34. African Development Association (Cameroon)

35. African Interfaith Youth Network (Kenya)

36. African Torch Bearers (Nigeria )

37. African Youth Association Of Non-Government Organization (Nigeria )

38. African Youth Network For Sustainable Development (Algeria)

39. African Youth Panel (Gambia)

40. African Youths Political Congress-Tanzania (Tanzania)

41. Africandevjobs (United States Of America)

42. Afro Alianza Dominicana (Santo Domingo)

43. AFS Intercultural Program Philippines Laguna Chapter (Philippines)

44. AGEHU-EARTH (Haiti) 45. Agriculturefor Young A4Y

(Benin) 46. AIESEC (India) 47. AIESEC (Liberia) 48. AIESEC (Senegal) 49. AIESEC (Togo) 50. AIESEC Almaty

(Kazakhstan) 51. AIESEC Burundi (Burundi) 52. AIESEC Cornell (United

States Of America) 53. AIESEC Lagos (Nigeria ) 54. AIESEC Liberia (Liberia) 55. AIESEC Oran (Algeria) 56. AIESEC Togo (Togo) 57. AJFOI (Senegal) 58. AKIODE Foundation

(Nigeria ) 59. AKTIB Youth Community

(Philippines) 60. Al Rabita (Sudan) 61. Alberta Youth Council On

The Environment (Canada)

62. Alianza Latinoamericana Y Caribeña De Juventudes Rumbo A Cairo+20 (Mexico)

63. Aljouf University (Saudi Arabia)

64. Aljouf University - PYP (Saudi Arabia)

65. All For Development Foundation (Nigeria)

66. All Nigeria United Nations Students And Youth Association, Obafemi Awolowo University Chapter (Nigeria)

67. Alliance Enfants Du Monde (World Infant Alliance) (Ghana)

68. Alliance For Development (Ghana)

69. Alliance Of Young Health Advocates / Health And Youth Policy Empowerment Corps (Philippines)

70. Alliance Of Young Nurse Leaders And Advocates International Inc. (Philippines)

71. Alpha O Centre For Malaria Prevention And Control (Nigeria)

72. Alsana Foundation (Pakistan)

73. Anne Frank Project Nepal (Nepal)

74. Arab Center For Citizenship And

Democracy (Tunisia) 75. Arab Center For

Cyberspace Reseach (Egypt)

76. Arab Inspire Association (Tunisia)

77. Arab Youth Climate Movement (Egypt)

78. Arab Youth Climate Movement - Bahrain (Bahrain)

79. Arab Youth Climate Movement Bahrain (Bahrain)

80. Arabian Research And Analysis In Belgium(Belgium)

81. AREI(Cote D'ivoire) 82. ARFA-Pakistan (Pakistan) 83. ARISE & SHINE Battered

Women Widows & Children International (United States Of America)

84. Arise Foundation (India) 85. Armenian Youth Network

(Armenia) 86. Art And Peace Education

Exchange Canada (Canada)

87. Artistic Youth Association (Tunisia)

88. ASDECA-USA (United States Of America)

89. Asia Pacific Indigenous Youth Network (Philippines)

90. Asia Pacific Youth Organisation For Indonesia (Indonesia)

91. Asian Law Students' Association (Malaysia)

92. Asociacion Biodiversa (Spain)

93. Asociacion Cozumel Trans (Honduras)

94. Asociación De Naciones Unidas De Venezuela(Venezuela)

95. Asociacion Movimiento De Jovenes De Ometepe (Nicaragua)

96. Asociación Proyecto Caribe(Costa Rica)

97. Asociación Scout De Honduras(Honduras)

98. Asociación Ser Mujer (Honduras)

99. Asocijacija DUGA/Rainbow Association (Serbia)

100. ASOPORMEN (Colombia) 101. Asosiasi Duta Wisata

Indonesia (Indonesia Tourism Envoy Association) (Indonesia)

102. Associação Coalizão Da Juventude Moçambicana(Mozambique)

103. Association De Defense Des Droits De l'Homme (Tunisia)

104. Association Des Etudiants Kabiliste (Democratic Republic Of Congo)

105. Association Des Jeunes Progressistes De Berry

(Haiti) 106. Association For Youth

Promotion "XXI Century" (Moldova)

107. Association Free And Engaged Citizens (Tunisia)

108. Association Jeunesse En Action (Gabon)

109. Association Of Africafree id (Switzerland)

110. Association Of African Young Economist (Cameroon)

111. Association Of Former United Nations Interns Azerbaijan(Azerbaijan)

112. Association Of Medical Students' Kampala International University (Uganda)

113. Association Of Young Civil Servants Of East Kazakhstan Region(Kazakhstan)

114. Association Tous Unis(Cote D'ivoire)

115. ASTRA Youth(Poland) 116. ASTROPYLI

SERRES(Greece) 117. Asutifi Graduates And

Students Union(Ghana) 118. Audacious Dreams

Foundation,India(India) 119. Austin Gege Humanity

Foundation(South Africa) 120. Australian Volunteers

International(Australia) 121. Autism Awareness

Kenya(Kenya) 122. AVOID ACCIDENT(India) 123. Awaz Community

Development Council (Pakistan)

124. Awaz Community Development Council SWAT (Pakistan)

125. Awori Youth Assembly(Nigeria)

126. AXIOS Mision Mujer A.C.(Mexico)

127. AYIFA(Benin) 128. Bachpan Bachao (India) 129. Badilisha Life(Kenya) 130. Bahraini Youth Forum

Society(Bahrain) 131. Balance Promoción Para

El Desarrollo Y Juventud A.C (Mexico)

132. Balikpapan Child Forum (Indonesia)

133. Balikpapan Students Intern Organization(Indonesia)

134. Bambui Union Of Students (Cameroon)

135. Bangladesh Disaster Preparedness Centre(Bangladesh)

136. Bangladesh Research And Action Network(Bangladesh)

137. Bangladesh Youth Empowerment Society (Bangladesh)

138. Bangladesh Youth For Community Development (Bangladesh)

139. Barranquilla+20

(Colombia) 140. Basti Ram (United

Kingdom) 141. Basura Cero Bahia

Blanca(Argentina) 142. Batonga Foundation

(Zambia) 143. Bayt.Com(Sri Lanka) 144. BEA INT(Kenya) 145. Beastudi Etos Of Malang

Agency(Indonesia) 146. Belize Youth Eowerment

For Cange(Belize) 147. Better Breed

Cameroon(Cameroon) 148. Better Nigeria

Initiative(Nigeria ) 149. Better Opportunity For

Leadership Organization(Pakistan)

150. Beyond Borders(Sri Lanka)

151. Bhagyalakshmi Anchalik Sishu Kalyan Kendra (India)

152. Bilby(Mexico) 153. BINTAFRIKA(Tanzania) 154. Bishkek Feminist

Collective SQ(Kyrgyzstan) 155. Blaze Youth Development

Organization(Pakistan) 156. Blood Quantum

Reform(United States Of America)

157. Blooming Srilanka Youth Club(Sri Lanka)

158. Bogotart Foundation(Colombia)

159. Educational Cultural & Research Organization (Afghanistan)

160. Boost Educational Culture And Research Organization (Afghanistan)

161. Bosconian International Chamber Of Commerce Cebu-Committee On Youth(Philippines)

162. Botswana National Youth Council(Botswana)

163. Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University (Global)

164. Brainwiz(India) 165. Brave Youth Club (Sri

Lanka) 166. Breakthrough Youth

Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe) 167. Bridgesport(United States

Of America) 168. Bridging Leaders For

Sustainable Development Inc.(Philippines)

169. British Council (Nigeria ) 170. Brunei Youth

Council(Brunei Darussalam)

171. BSI Gen Y (Canada) 172. Bumads

Foundation(South Africa) 173. Burkina Council Of

Development Community Organizations (Burkina Faso)

174. Business Initiatives Or Rural Development (Cameroon)

175. Business Management Consortium(Nigeria )

176. BW JOBS 4 GRADUATES (Botswana)

177. BYND2015 Nepal Hub(Nepal)

178. CA:S Sångskola (Sweden) 179. Canada Career Literacy

Program (Canada) 180. Cancer Survival Trust

Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe) 181. Capacity Development

Network (Uganda) 182. Caravane D'animation

Culturelle Pour Le Développement Durable(Democratic Republic Of Congo)

183. Carbone Guinée(Guinea) 184. Caribbean Centre Of

Excellence For Sustainable Livelihoods & Youth Entrepreneurship (Barbados)

185. Caribbean Youth Environment Network - Trinidad And Tobago Chapter (Trinidad And Tobago)

186. Catalyst (Philippines) 187. CDIPAJ Centre De

Diversité Et d'Inclusion Et De La Participation Des Jeunes(France)

188. Ceipes Hungary Egyesület(Hungary)

189. Center For Creative Initiatives In Health And Population (Vietnam)

190. Center For Human Development & Management (Bangladesh)

191. Center For The Global Study Of Social Enterprise (United States Of America)

192. Center For Women Communication And Development (Tanzania)

193. Central A erican Network Of People Living With HIV (El Salvador)

194. Central New York Diplomatic Youth Fellowship (United States Of America)

195. Centre For Girls And Interaction (Malawi)

196. Centre For Human Rights And Development Studies(Serbia)

197. Centre For Integrated Mountain Research University Of The Punjab Lahore Pakistan(Pakistan)

198. Centre For Peace, Culture And Environment Studies (Nigeria)

199. Centre For Renewable Energy And Action On Climate Change (Nigeria)

200. Centre For Research And Action For Sustainable Development And Fulfillment Of Societies (Benin)

201. Centre For Research And Documentation (Nigeria)

202. Centre For Youth Initiative On Self Education (Nigeria)

203. Challenge:Future (Slovenia)

204. Chanan Development Association (Pakistan)

205. Charity Centre For Children And Youth Development(Zambia)

206. Chaviza Revolucionaria (Mexico)

207. Child To Child(United Kingdom)

208. Children And Young People Living For Peace(Nigeria )

209. Children International (United States Of America)

210. Children Strategy For Disaster Risk Reductions(Nigeria )

211. Christian Action For Maternal And Child Health(Nigeria )

212. Circulo Investigación Socio-Ambiental(Peru)

213. CISV Côte d'Ivoire(Cote D'ivoire)

214. Citizen Climate Lobby(Bangladesh)

215. City Population Mangement Office(Philippines)

216. Civil Society MDG Campaign Zambia(Zambia)

217. Climate Action Liaison Association(United States Of America)

218. Climate Himalaya Initiative(Nepal)

219. Climates(Nepal) 220. Close The Gap(Belgium) 221. Club UNESCO Of Serres

(Greece) 222. Coincidir: Incidencia

Politica En Juventudes(El Salvador)

223. Colectivo DECIDE(Bolivia) 224. Colegio De Ingenieros En

Sistemas Computacionales Del Estado De Chiapas, A.C. (Mexico)

225. Collaborative Development Foundation (Zimbabwe)

226. College Of Youth Activism And Development(Pakistan)

227. Commonwealth Student Association United Kingdom)

228. Commonwealth Students Association (India)

229. Commonwealth Students Association(Nigeria )

230. Commonwealth Students' Association(United Kingdom)

231. Commonwealth Students' Welfare Group Of India(India)

232. Commonwealth Sudents' Association (Bangladesh)

233. Commonwealth Youth Climate Change Network (United Kingdom)

234. Commonwealth Youth Council (United Kingdom)

235. Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council (United Kingdom)

236. Commonwealth Youth Workers Association(Pakistan)

237. Community

Environmental Management And Development Organization(Tanzania)

238. Commutiny-The Youth Collective(India)

239. Comunidad Verde(Peru) 240. Concile Mondial De

Congres Diplomatiques Des Aumoniers Pour La Paix Universelle Des Droits Humains Et Juiridiques (France)

241. Confédèration Des Syndicats Autonomes Du Sénégal (Senegal)

242. Confederation Of United Nations Youth (Nigeria )

243. Congress Of Nigerian Youths In Politics (Nigeria )

244. Connect Lanka (Sri Lanka) 245. Connected

Development(Nigeria ) 246. Consejo Juvenil Porteño

(Honduras) 247. Construisons Ensemble Le

Monde(Democratic Republic Of Congo)

248. Coordinadora Juvenil Por La Equidad De Genero (Ecuador)

249. Cordillera Youth Center (Philippines)

250. Cordoba Academy For Training Education And Development(Morocco)

251. Corporacion Semillas De Esperanza(Colombia)

252. Corporativa De Fundaciones (Mexico)

253. Council For A Parliament Of The World's Religions(United States Of America)

254. Council Of Economics Educators, Inc. (Philippines)

255. Covenant Branding And Distribution Services (Botswana)

256. Creative Technology For Development Initiative (Nigeria)

257. Crusteam Group (Nigeria) 258. CV. SOULMAKS

CREATIVE(Indonesia) 259. CWISH (Nepal) 260. Dels Founndation(Ghana) 261. Department Of Rural And

Urban Planning, University Of Zimbabwe(Zimbabwe)

262. Despatch HIV/AIDS Project(South Africa)

263. Destiny Ladies Initiative (Nigeria)

264. Deutsche Model United Nations (Germany)

265. Develop- Rwanda(Rwanda)

266. Development Initiative For Community Enhancement (Nigeria )

267. Development Of Institution & Youth Alliance (Pakistan)

268. Dewan Mahasiswa Fisipol UGM (Indonesia)

269. Diálogos A.C.(Mexico) 270. Digital Leadership

Institute(Belgium)

271. Diplomacy Club (Kenya) 272. Dirt9 Education (India) 273. Djibouti Nature (Djibouti) 274. Dr.H.S. Gour University

(India) 275. Dynamic Youth

Development Organisation(Nigeria )

276. DYNO Politics (United States Of America)

277. Earth In Brackets(United States Of America)

278. ECOSCRIPT(Ghana) 279. ECPAT-USA(United States

Of America) 280. Educacion Y Ciudadania

A.C(Mexico) 281. Education For Equality

International(United States Of America)

282. Education Is A Right(Senegal)

283. Edupass (Dominican Republic)

284. EFOBS Empowerment And Information Resource(Nigeria )

285. Egypt Foundation For Youth And Development (Egypt)

286. Elige Red De Jóvenes Por Los Derechos Sexuales Y Reproductivos AC(Mexico)

287. Emerge For Africa Ltd (United Kingdom)

288. ENACTUS TAMALE POLYTECHNIC(Ghana)

289. Engajamundo (Brazil) 290. Entrepreneurship

Initiative For African Youth(Nigeria )

291. Environmental Protection And Development Association(Cameroon)

292. Eshraka Project (Egypt) 293. Espacio De Mujeres

Lesbianas Salvadoreñas (El Salvador)

294. Espacio Iberoamericano De Juventud (Mexico)

295. ESPOLEA(Mexico) 296. Eurodemos(Romania) 297. European Environment

And Health Youth Coalition(Lithuania)

298. European Youth Information And Counselling Agency (Luxembourg)

299. Excellent World Foundation(Nigeria)

300. Expectant Leaders Fundaytion (Nigeria)

301. Faces Of Change(Netherlands)

302. Fahari Yetu Foundation (Tanzania)

303. FAHEDO Cameroon(Cameroon)

304. Family Planning Association Of Nepal(Nepal)

305. Family Well Being Centre(Sri Lanka)

306. Family-In-Need Trust Of Zimbabwe(Zimbabwe)

307. Farm Hospitality Ghorghare(Tunisia)

308. FATA Youth Forum(Pakistan)

309. FAWE(Burundi)

310. Federacion De Estudiantes De La Universidad De Costa Rica(Costa Rica)

311. Federation Of African Youth(Nigeria )

312. Federation Of Liberian Youth FLY(Liberia)

313. FEKRA CENTER (Iraq) 314. FEMAJECI(Cote D'ivoire) 315. Fep-Si (India) 316. FERMUN(France) 317. Focal Point Global(United

States Of America) 318. Fondation Les Enfants

D'abord Centrafrique(Central African Republic)

319. Foresight Generation Club(Ghana)

320. Foro Democrático Juvenil(Peru)

321. Fortress Of Hope Africa (Kenya)

322. Forum For Legal Assistance(Tanzania)

323. Forward Action For Conservation Of Indigenous Species (Nigeria )

324. Foundation For Environmental Stewardship(Canada)

325. Fransalian Agency For Social Care And Education In India (India)

326. Free Tunisia Association (Tunisia)

327. Friendship Ambassadors Foundation(United States Of America)

328. Full Armour Bible Church(Zambia)

329. Fundação Thiago De Moraes Gonzaga (Brazil)

330. Fundación Novia Salcedo(Spain)

331. Fundación República Dominicana 2030 (Dominican Republic)

332. Future Generations(Tunisia)

333. Future Leader Summit (Indonesia)

334. G20 Young Entrepreneurs Alliance Australia(Australia)

335. Gaia Pacha Foundation (Bolivia)

336. Genderless Nigeria(Nigeria)

337. Generación Repuesta(Mexico)

338. Generation Development(Nigeria)

339. Generation Leaders (Morocco)

340. Generation Youth Uganda(Uganda)

341. Gensan Youth Network (Philippines)

342. German National Committee For International Youth Work (Germany)

343. G-Hackademy(Nepal) 344. Ghana Youth Aids

Society(Ghana) 345. Giovani Nel Mondo(Italy) 346. Girls Education Initiative

Of Ghana(Ghana) 347. Girls' Education

Movement(Uganda) 348. Girls-Awake Foundation

(Uganda) 349. Gistsalvage Foundation

(Nigeria ) 350. Global Alliance For

Development Foundation(Ghana)

351. Global Development Initiative For Social Transformation (Nigeria)

352. Global Focus Projects(Kenya)

353. Global Fund For Higher Education(Democratic Republic Of Congo)

354. Global Media Foundation(Ghana)

355. Global Peace Council, SWAT Pakistan (Pakistan)

356. Global Shapers- Gaborone Hub (Botswana)

357. Global Youth Coalition Against Cancer (Nigeria )

358. Global Youth In Environmental Sustenance (G-YES)(Ghana)

359. Global Youth Movement – Guyana (Guyana)

360. GMR Foundation(India) 361. GO GREEN PK(Pakistan) 362. Gojoven Honduras

(Honduras) 363. Gorakh

Foundation(Pakistan) 364. Grameenmall

Foundation(India) 365. Great Silk Way

International Youth Union(Azerbaijan)

366. Green Alternatives And Peace Movement(Uganda)

367. Green Brigade (India) 368. Green Citizen Community

Board(Pakistan) 369. Green Earth

Citizen(Kenya) 370. Green Hope DR /

Esperanza Verde RD(Dominican Republic)

371. Green Hope UAE (United Arab Emirates)

372. Greenbits Initiative(Kenya)

373. Greenearthcitizen (Sweden)

374. Greening Forward(United States Of America)

375. Guyana Women Miners Organisation(Guyana)

376. H3 Foundation - Hearts & Hands Of Humanity(Sri Lanka)

377. Habitat Awareness Planners International(United States Of America)

378. HATS Community Empowerment Programme(Ghana)

379. Healthy Egyptians (Egypt) 380. Heart Beat(Nepal) 381. Heart Of World (Benin) 382. Heliotrope(Canada) 383. Help Foundation (Nigeria) 384. HERA - Health Education

And Research Association(Macedonia)

385. Hetrixbyte.COM (Romania)

386. Hope Faith Foundation (Ghana)

387. Hope For Children Cameroon(Cameroon)

388. Hope For The Future(Liberia)

389. Hope Foundation For Social Entrepreneurship (Tanzania)

390. Horizon Jeune(Cameroon) 391. Horn Of Africa And Aids

Development Organisation(Kenya)

392. Hour Children (United States Of America)

393. House Of Perempuan(Indonesia)

394. HRIDAY (India) 395. Hristo Botev Secondary

School (Bulgaria) 396. Hub - Officine Giovanili

(Italy) 397. Human IS Right

(Cameroon) 398. Human Rights

Commission For Social Justice & Peace (Pakistan)

399. Human Rights Council-Ethiopia (Ethiopia)

400. Human Rights Education Network(France)

401. Humanitarian Educational Work And Development(Pakistan)

402. Humans For Equality Leadership And Prosperity (HELP) (Jamaica)

403. Huqooq-Ul-Ebad Development Foundation (Pakistan)

404. I Blog For Human Rights (Dominican Republic)

405. I Like Jaffna Youth Organization (Sri Lanka)

406. IBDDG/AP (Initiative De Base Pour Le Developpement Durable En Guinée(Guinea)

407. Ibreathe(Nigeria ) 408. Icare 4 Liberia(Liberia) 409. ICIRORE C'AMAHORO

A.S.B.L.(Burundi) 410. IFMSA-IRAQ(Iraq) 411. Il Tamarindo(Italy) 412. Imaniac

Technologies(India) 413. IMCO, Initiative Marwats

Community Organization(Pakistan)

414. Immunology Club(Egypt) 415. Impact Creators

(Cameroon) 416. Impact

Generation(Ghana) 417. IMPACTO(Argentina) 418. Incorruptibles Colombia

(Colombia) 419. Indigenous People Of

Biafra(Georgia) 420. Indonesian Youth Health

Ambassadors (Indonesia) 421. Information And Research

Center - King Hussein Foundation(Jordan)

422. Ingenio Technologies(India)

423. Initiative For Community Development (Nigeria )

424. Initiative For Gender Equality And Development In Africa (Ghana)

425. Initiative Nepal (Nepal) 426. Inkulufreeheid (South

Africa) 427. Innovative Youth (South

Africa) 428. INSIGHT Educate For

Equality(Australia) 429. In-Spe(Netherlands) 430. Inspirasi Muda

Kaltim(Indonesia) 431. Inspirator Muda

Nusantara(Indonesia) 432. Inspire Communications

And Awareness Network (Kenya)

433. Institute BARCA (Brazil) 434. Institute Circle (Slovenia) 435. Institute For Youth

Development KULT (Bosnia And Herzegovina)

436. Instituto Global Attitude(Brazil)

437. International Centre For Development Initiative (Nigeria )

438. International Diplomatic Student Association(Hungary)

439. International Law Students Association - Catania Chapter(Italy)

440. International Movement For Community Development (Sri Lanka)

441. International Peace And Educational Rights Advocates (United States Of America)

442. International Planned Parenthood Federation(United Kingdom)

443. International Young Professionals Foundation (Australia)

444. International Youth Activities Center Association(Turkey)

445. International Youth Association TIP(Georgia)

446. International Youth Congress Of Pakistan(Pakistan)

447. International Youth Congress, Nigeria(Nigeria )

448. International Youth Council(United States Of America)

449. International Youth Council - Mississauga Chapter(Canada)

450. International Youth Council Abuja Chapter(Nigeria )

451. International Youth Council Nigeria, Anambra State Sub Chapter (Nigeria)

452. International Youth Council Nigeria-Abia State Chapter (Nigeria)

453. International Youth Council Of Afghanistan (Afghanistan)

454. International Youth Council Of Nigeria (Nigeria)

455. International Youth Council -Yemen(Yemen)

456. International Youth Council, Delhi(India)

457. International Youth Reformation Organization(Nigeria)

458. Involve Youth(Norway) 459. Irap(Australia) 460. Irbid Youth

Volunteers(Jordan) 461. J+LAC(Caribean) 462. Jamaica School For Social

Entrepreneurship (Jamaica)

463. Jamaica Youth Advocacy Network(Jamaica)

464. Japan University English Model United Nations (Japan)

465. Javaplus Technologies(Nigeria )

466. Jawa Tengah Youth(Indonesia)

467. Junior Chamber International(United States Of America)

468. JCI Asunción(Paraguay) 469. Jci Ict-U

Cameroon(Cameroon) 470. JECPC (Benin) 471. Jeunes Volontaires De

Grands Lacs Pour l'Environnement(Democratic Republic Of Congo)

472. Jeunes Volontaires Pour L'environnement(Cameroon)

473. Jeunes Volontaires Pour l'Environnement(Niger)

474. Jeunesse Active Pour Un Développement Durable (Burkina Faso)

475. Jeunesse Alternatives (Cameroon)

476. Jeunesse Montante(Haiti) 477. Joint Organization Of

Nigeria Grassroots Optimists(Nigeria )

478. JORDAN Youth Innovation Forum(Jordan)

479. Jóvenes Por La Elección Y El Placer.Youth For Choice And Pleasure(Argentina)

480. Jovenes Por Mexico(Mexico)

481. JRMDF (Mexico) 482. Jubbaland Development

Organization(Somalia) 483. Junior Chamber

International Ikeja(Nigeria )

484. Just Save One, Inc(United States Of America)

485. Justeach Foundation(India)

486. Justice & Progressive Organization(Pakistan)

487. Juventud Ecuatoriana Inc.(United States Of America)

488. Juventud Revolucionaria En Movimiento Por México (JRM) DF (Mexico)

489. Juventudconvoz (Colombia)

490. Jve Djibouti(Djibouti) 491. Kabataan Para Sa

Kauswagan(Philippines) 492. Kabataang Gabay Sa

Positibong Pamumuhay (Philippines)

493. Kafka Welfare Organization(Pakistan)

494. Kamfisht Universe Engineering (Bangladesh)

495. Karachi Youth Support Network (Pakistan)

496. Kasta Morrely Association(Romania)

497. Kazakhstan National Federation Of UNESCO Clubs(Kazakhstan)

498. Kenya Environmental Education Network(Kenya)

499. Kenya Red Cross(Kenya) 500. Kericho County Youth

Bunge Forum(Kenya) 501. Khadim Ul Khalaq

Foundation(Pakistan) 502. Khairat Al- Nahraeen Of

Human Orgnization(Iraq) 503. Khudi Pakistan (Pakistan) 504. Kickloans(Canada) 505. Kipepeo Community

Empowerment Program(Kenya)

506. KM-ITB (Indonesia) 507. KODICO YOUTH GROUP

(Kenya) 508. Komunitas Dinding

Manado(Indonesia) 509. KOPHI - Koalisi Pemuda

Hijau Indonesia (Indonesia)

510. Kophi Sulteng (Indonesia) 511. Kuria Development

Community For The Marginalized (Kenya)

512. La Etnia Folclórica(Mexico)

513. La Ruche De La Citoyenneté Active(Tunisia)

514. Lakota Children's Enrichment, Inc.(United States Of America)

515. L'association Pour La Protection De L'environnement Et Du Patrimoine (Tunisia)

516. L'Avenir Jeune Think Tank(France)

517. Lawyers' Alert (Nigeria ) 518. Leadcap(India) 519. League Of Romanian

Students Abroad (Romania)

520. Leeland Investment Group(Kenya)

521. Les Enfants Du Dragon (Vietnam)

522. Lesotho Youth Federation (Lesotho)

523. Liberal Youth Organization(Ukraine)

524. Liberia Youth Advocates Network(Liberia)

525. Lifeaid (Cameroon) 526. Lifelight Association

(Tanzania) 527. Life-Skills Initiative For

Youth Empowerment And Development (Nigeria )

528. Lise Consultancy (Netherlands)

529. Liter Of Light Foundation(Philippines)

530. Little Fingers Art Studio (Sri Lanka)

531. Locate Care Nigeria(Nigeria )

532. LORE(Nigeria ) 533. Love For Humanity

Foundation (Zambia) 534. Lovelife

Generation(United

Kingdom) 535. Lub Unesco Bardo Tunis

(Tunisia) 536. LVCT Health(Kenya) 537. Lviv Academy For Human

Rights Of Don Bosco(Ukraine)

538. Lycée Sédo Sébé(Senegal) 539. Lyceum Of The Philipiines

University-Laguna(Philippines)

540. Ma7liat (Egypt) 541. Make A Kid

Smile(Sweden) 542. Malaysian Youth

Council(Malaysia) 543. Manav Shikshan Sewa

Sansthan (India) 544. MANOS

INDIGENAS(Mexico) 545. Mansa College Of

Education(Zambia) 546. Mar Adentro A.C.(Mexico) 547. Mardanwal

Khalaq(Pakistan) 548. Marie Stopes

International(Nigeria ) 549. Masindi Community

Foundation(Uganda) 550. Mathsgenius Leadership

Institute(South Africa) 551. Mauritius Youth Power

(Mauritius) 552. Mbabane Hub Of The

Global Shapers Community(Swaziland)

553. Medical And Health Behavior Institute (Indonesia)

554. Mediterranean Association For The Exchange Of Cultural And Intellectual (Tunisia)

555. Medsin-UK(United Kingdom)

556. Mentor For Development In Liberia(Liberia)

557. Meri Toksave (Papua New Guinea)

558. Merite International De La Jeunesse De Cote D'ivoire(Cote D'ivoire)

559. Meru Youth Empowering Network(Kenya)

560. Mexican Students Association At Boston University(United States Of America)

561. Millennia2025 Women And Innovation Foundation(Belgium)

562. Millennium Campus Network (United States Of America)

563. Mladiinfo International (Macedonia)

564. Mmotong Youth Community Centre(South Africa)

565. Model Youth Nepal(Nepal)

566. Mohmand Community For Education And Development (Pakistan)

567. Molaya Kgosi Trust(Botswana)

568. Mombasa Volunteering & Resource Centr(Kenya)

569. Momoeffect(United Kingdom)

570. Mother Of Hope Cameroon(Cameroon)

571. Motivate A Child(Nigeria ) 572. Motivators For Training

(Jordan) 573. Mouvement Action

Jeunesse De l'Association Congolaise Pour Le Bien Etre Familial(Congo-Brazzaville)

574. MOUVEMENT D'ACTION DES JEUNES (Chad)

575. Mouvement Des Jeunes Pour Un Développement Futur (Togo)

576. Movimiento De Jóvenes Mayas. (Guatemala)

577. Mpanazava Eto Madagasikara (Madagascar)

578. Muda Menginspirasi (Indonesia)

579. Muslim Girls Kollective Of South Australi (Australia)

580. Muvi Television (Zambia) 581. My First Journey(India) 582. My Gap Year(Australia) 583. My World 2015 & World

We Want 2015(India) 584. Nadynn International

Inc.(Canada) 585. Naghma Orooj Memorial

Trust (India) 586. National Aliance Of

Student Organisations In Romania (Romania)

587. National Appropriate Technology Utilization And Resource Empowerment Nepal (Nepal)

588. National Assembly Of Youth Organizations Of The Republic Of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan)

589. National Association Of Southern Borno Student (Nigeria )

590. National Research Centre(Egypt)

591. National Youth Assembly(Pakistan)

592. National Youth Assembly Of Nigeria(Nigeria )

593. National Youth Council (Nepal)

594. National Youth Council Of Ireland(Ireland)

595. National Youth Council Of Latvia (Latvia)

596. National Youth Council Of Malawi(Malawi)

597. National Youth Council Of Moldova(Moldova)

598. National Youth Council Of Romania(Romania)

599. National Youth Council Of Slovenia(Slovenia)

600. National Youth Network Of Environment (Colombia)

601. Natural Ambassadors Of Environmental Life And Education The Voice Of Africans (Tanzania)

602. NAVOTRAC(Kenya) 603. Nepal Tunza Youth

Environment Network (Nepal)

604. Nerdafrica(South Africa) 605. NESA UGRAD Alumni

Association Of Nepal (Nepal)

606. Network For Solidarity,

Empowerment And Transformation For All(Cameroon)

607. Network Of Ahafo Youth Associations(Ghana)

608. Network Of International Youth Organizations In Africa (Burkina Faso)

609. Network Peace , Integration And Development (Bolivia)

610. New Generation Entertainment Industry (Nigeria)

611. New Libya Foundation(Libya)

612. New York African Studies Association(United States Of America)

613. Newah Bidhyarthi Daboo(Nepal)

614. Next Generation Nigeria Summit(Nigeria )

615. NGO Young Volunteers For Environment Cameroon(Cameroon)

616. Ngos' Coalition Against FGM(Egypt)

617. NIGER TALENTS (Niger) 618. Nigerian Youth Climate

Coalition(Nigeria) 619. Niko Bagrationi School-

Lyceum (Georgia) 620. Njioh Financial Literacy

Centers (Cameroon) 621. Njioh Financial Literacy

Centers (Cameroon) 622. NJR(Netherlands) 623. Nkanyiso Education And

Sustainability Centre (South Africa)

624. Nlab(Tanzania) 625. Nobel Peace Circle(Egypt) 626. Noble Missions For

Change Initiative (Nigeria) 627. Norman Macrae

Foundation(United States Of America)

628. North East India International Model United Nations(India)

629. North Eastern Dragon Boaters Association (Trinidad And Tobago)

630. Northern Region Youth Committee(Seychelles)

631. Northern Uganda Debate Society Kitgum(Uganda)

632. Northern Youth Network Malawi (Malawi)

633. Nuscaa Tierra Nueva(Mexico)

634. NUST(Pakistan) 635. Nyabimata Youth

Environment Protection Cooperative (Rwanda)

636. Nyakabingo Rural Development Organization (Uganda)

637. Nyakibale Hospita l(Uganda)

638. Occupy UN 4 Animals(United Kingdom)

639. Ogoni Youth Advancement Network(Nigeria)

640. Oilwatch Ghana (Ghana) 641. Onceporciento (Mexico) 642. One Hand Organization

For Development (Yemen) 643. One Ranao Movement

Incorporated (Philippines) 644. ONG GAI2D-Bénin(Benin) 645. ONG MEED(Togo) 646. Online Model United

Nations(United States Of America)

647. Online Volunteers (Bangladesh)

648. Open Society Initiative For Southern Africa (OSISA)(South Africa)

649. Organisation Internationale De La Francophonie (United States Of America)

650. Organización Fuerza Ciudadana A.C(Mexico)

651. Organization For Human Development (Pakistan)

652. Organization For Youth Empowerment (Honduras)

653. Organization Of African Youth(Liberia)

654. Orhionmwon Youth Forum(Nigeria )

655. OROL Youth Empowerment Initiative(Nigeria )

656. Oromo Youth Association (United States Of America)

657. Oshiri Development Foundation (Nigeria )

658. PALCSP-GEZA ABO!(Burundi)

659. Palestinian Child's Home Club-Youth Development Resources Center(Palestine)

660. Pan African Youth Leaders Network On Mdgs (Somalia)

661. Pan African Youth Leaders Network To The UN For The Achievement Of The Mdgs (Liberia)

662. Para Bisoboka Youth Association(Uganda)

663. Parche Juventudes Cairo 20(Colombia)

664. Paritranaya(India) 665. Paschim Paaila (Nepal) 666. PASSOP AFRIKA (South

Africa) 667. PDRC(Nepal) 668. Peace Child

International(United Kingdom)

669. Peace Day Philly(United States Of America)

670. Peace For Humanity World Wide (India)

671. Peace Revolution (United Kingdom)

672. Peace Units Programme (Kenya)

673. Peace Without Limits(United Arab Emirates)

674. Peer Educators Movement For Empowerment Of Pasay, Manila, Caloocan And Quezon City (Philippines)

675. Pemimpin Nusantara (Nusantara Muda) (Indonesia)

676. Penda Dada Initiative (Kenya)

677. Pendidikan Politik Muda(Indonesia)

678. People's Institute For Development And Training (India)

679. Perhimpunan Mahasiswa Bandung(Indonesia)

680. Philippine Normal University-UNESCO Club(Philippines)

681. PIE Student Community Mongolia(Mongolia)

682. Pillars Of Kibera Youth Group(Kenya)

683. Plataforma Nacional Juvenil – Nicaragua (Nicaragua)

684. Pledges For Change(Canada)

685. PLURIELLES(Haiti) 686. Portuguese National

Youth Council (Portugal) 687. Pramuka Buku Hidup -

Reading Volunteer Scout (Indonesia)

688. Pragmatic Youth Empowerment Movement(Ghana)

689. PRAXIS (Greece) 690. Princess Basma Youth

Resource Center (Jordan) 691. Prognat Development

Initiative (Pakistan) 692. Progrés Et Anvancement

Du Senegal (Senegal) 693. Progressive And

Responsive Organization In Pharmacy (Philippines)

694. Project Muskura at(Pakistan)

695. PROJECT SURVIVAL PACIFIC(Fiji)

696. Project Unify(Pakistan) 697. Projectsuccessbw(Botswa

na) 698. Prosperity Initiative In

Kosovo (Kosovo) 699. Protitdhoni Foundation

(Bangladesh) 700. PSYC(Saudi Arabia) 701. Public Health Foundation

Of Bangladesh (Bangladesh)

702. Public Health Institute (United States Of America)

703. Public Health Live(Nigeria )

704. Public Support Organization(Pakistan)

705. Pursuit For Positive Action Youth Organization (Liberia)

706. Quality Of Citizenship Jamaica (Jamaica)

707. Radanar Ayar Rural Development Organization (Bangladesh)

708. Radijojo(Germany) 709. RAGULJI EDUCATIONAL

TRUST(India) 710. Rainbird

Foundaton(Philippines) 711. Rajapur Youth

Community, Rajapur, Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh(India)

712. Rajiv Gandhi Natinal Institute Of Youth Development (India)

713. RAWAFED(Tunisia) 714. Real People Real Vision

(Georgia) 715. REAL: Youth To

Youth(United States Of America)

716. Recrear International Youth Organization(Canada)

717. Red De Jóvenes Positivos De Panamá(Panama)

718. Red De Jóvenes Quilali (Nicaragua)

719. Red De Organizaciones Juveniles De Alta Verapaz "ROJAV" (Guatemala)

720. Red Global De Accion Juvenil, GYAN Mexico A.C. (Mexico)

721. Red Latinoamericana Y Caribeña De Jóvenes Por Los Derechos Sexuales Y Reproductivos(América Latina Y El Caribe)

722. Red Mexicana De Internacionalistas (Mexico)

723. Red Vanguardia Guatemala(Guatemala)

724. Refsta Inc. /Education Consortium(United States Of America)

725. Relement(Mexico) 726. Religions For

Peace(United States Of America)

727. Repensemos Mundo A.C.(Mexico)

728. Research Analytics International(Pakistan)

729. Research Information & Innovation (Pakistan)

730. Réseau Des Jeunes Pour l'Eau, L'assainissement Et Le Développement Durable (Burkina Faso)

731. Réseau Francophone Pour La Promotion Des Arts Et De La Cukture(Togo)

732. Réseau Okoumé(Gabon) 733. Reseed (United Kingdom) 734. Restless Development

(United Kingdom) 735. Rhodes Model United

Nations (South Africa) 736. Right Focus(Nigeria ) 737. Rio Branco Modelo

Universitário De Negociações(Brazil)

738. Rise And Shine (Lesotho) 739. Rod Kabdy(Egypt) 740. Roma Rotaract

Club(Lesotho) 741. Romania Youth Council

(Romania) 742. Rotaract Club Of Athenee

(Madagascar) 743. Rotaract Club Of

Bombacaceae (Madagascar)

744. Rotaract Club Of Baridhara(Bangladesh)

745. Rotaract Club Of Dharan Ghopa (Nepal)

746. Rural Educational Development & Welfare Organization (Pakistan)

747. Rural Support And Conservation Forum Balochistan(Pakistan)

748. Russian Fair Trade And Development Organization(Russia)

749. Rutgers University IDEA(Intersetionality Diversity Equity

Awareness) Student Committee(United States Of America)

750. SACH(Pakistan) 751. Safedrive Africa

Foundation (Kenya) 752. Saint Lucia National Youth

Council(Saint Lucia) 753. Santé Sidi El Houari

(Algeria) 754. Save A Pillar(Uganda) 755. Sea Of Change -

International Campaign (Global)

756. Sedco - Social Enterprise Development Company(Ireland)

757. Seeds(Jordan) 758. Self Help Women &

Children Foundation(Ghana)

759. SERAC-Bangladesh(Bangladesh)

760. Serund Pan-Armenian Youth Center(Armenia)

761. SERVE (Ireland) 762. Serve Foundation

Pakistan(Pakistan) 763. Shah Faisal Social Welfare

Orgnization(Pakistan) 764. Skill Enhancing &

Research Home Of The Children(Pakistan)

765. Sky Alliances(Sri Lanka) 766. SLC Surabaya Language

Center (Indonesia) 767. Social Business School

(Global) 768. Social Doers(Romania) 769. Social Enterprise

Engage(Global) 770. Social Sangat

Balochistan(Pakistan) 771. Social-Democratic

Women's Forum Croatia(Croatia)

772. Society For Environmental Empowerment Protection (Pakistan)

773. Society For Peace And Development(Sierra Lone)

774. Somali Youth United(Somalia)

775. Somalia Peace And Development Society (Somalia)

776. Somaliland Youth Development And Voluntary Organization(Somalia)

777. Somos Dicharc Joven (Colombia)

778. Sonic Peacemakers(Pakistan)

779. SOS Children's Village Indonesia (Indonesia)

780. SOS Children's Villages (United States Of America)

781. SOS Children's Villages International(United States Of America)

782. SOS Children's Villages Nepal(Nepal)

783. SOS Youth Facility(Nepal) 784. South Africa-Washington

International Program (South Africa)

785. Southern African Parliamentary Support Trust (Zimbabwe)

786. Sparkread Trust

Zimbabwe(Zimbabwe) 787. SPEAK! Indonesian Youth

Voice Against Corruption(Indonesia)

788. Spectrum(Pakistan) 789. Stahili Foundation

(Netherland) 790. Startic AV Peduli

(Indonesia) 791. Sterio.Me (United

Kingdom) 792. Student Energy (Canada) 793. Student Voices-AFRICA

(Liberia) 794. Students For Global

Democracy Uganda (Uganda)

795. Students For Liberty University Of Nairobi(Kenya)

796. Students Of Leadership (United States Of America)

797. Students TV-STV.Ge(Georgia)

798. Studets Of Pakistan(Pakistan)

799. Sumando Esfuerzos(Mexico)

800. Sunshine Millennium(India)

801. Supersocial(Austria) 802. Support Humanity

Organization (Pakistan) 803. Sustain Solutions (Sri

Lanka) 804. Sustainable Growth

Through Resource Management (Pakistan)

805. Sustainable Leadership Initiative(India)

806. Sustainble Fish Farming And Microfinance Inititative(Nepal)

807. Swapbotswana (Botswana)

808. Swaziland Young Women's Network(Swaziland)

809. Sybaris Consulting Group(United States Of America)

810. Synergies Of Actions For Development And Education For All(Cameroon)

811. Synergy (United Arab Emirates)

812. Tacid Network (Tunisia) 813. Taipei American School

Model United Nations Program (Taiwan)

814. Talented Tenth In Mzansi(South Africa)

815. Tanweer For Institutional Building And Knowledge Management (Jordan)

816. Tanzania Environment Relatives Organization (Tanzania)

817. Tanzania Graduate Farmers Association (Tanzania)

818. Tanzanian Cultural Organization(Tanzania)

819. Targeted Initiatives To Mold And Enlighten Society(Pakistan)

820. TARSHI (Talking About Reproductive And Sexual Health Issues)(India)

821. Teachings Of

Entrepreneurship On Antipoverty Movement(Ethiopia)

822. Team For Nature And Wildlife(Nepal)

823. TECHO Haití(Haiti) 824. Tegemeo Youth Group

(Kenya) 825. Tembea Africans(Kenya) 826. Temple Debate Society

(United States Of America)

827. The Akili Initiative(United States Of America)

828. The Alliance For International Youth Development (United States Of America)

829. The Ashe Company(Jamaica)

830. The Association For Development Through Education, Information And Support (Romania)

831. The Child & Elderly Support Organisation (Uganda)

832. The Children's Project Fund(United States Of America)

833. The Commonwealth Human Rights And Democracy Network (United Kingdom)

834. The Coordinating Committee For International Voluntary Service (France)

835. The Dove Foundation (India)

836. The Duke Of Africa™ Foundation®(Botswana)

837. The Family Planning Association Of Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka)

838. The Foundation For Post Conflice Development (United States Of America)

839. The GODDESS Foundation(Botswana)

840. The Goi Peace Foundation(Japan)

841. The Great Society - Africa(United States Of America)

842. The Hand Of Change(Senegal)

843. The Indonesian Forum Of International And National Affairs(Indonesia)

844. The International Association For Volunteer Effort (United States Of America)

845. The Leader(Indonesia) 846. The Millennials

Movement(Peru) 847. The Multipurpose Inter

Parliamentary Union(Pakistan)

848. The National Society Of Collegiate Scholars(United States Of America)

849. The Peace Gong(India) 850. The President's Award-

Kenya (Kenya) 851. The Prospect(United

States Of America) 852. The S4

Foundation(Guyana)

853. THE SLUMCODE GROUP (Kenya)

854. The Student Voice Project(United States Of America)

855. The Web Tekies Ltd(Kenya)

856. The Winnipeg Oromo Youth Association (Canada)

857. The World For People Foundation(United Kingdom)

858. The World We Want Foundation(United States Of America)

859. The Youth Working Group-Sagesse University(Lebanon)

860. Theatre Of Solutions(Nigeria )

861. Thisable Creative(Indonesia)

862. Tinada Youth Organization(Kenya)

863. Tiruchirapalli Productivity Council(India)

864. Tiwale Community Based Organization (Malawi)

865. Toby Koncept(Nigeria ) 866. Tongu Youth Agenda For

Development (Ghana) 867. Toronto Youth Cabinet

(Canada) 868. Tourism For Life(Pakistan) 869. Transformed Expressions

Youth Development Initiative (Nigeria )

870. Triumphant Youth Foundation (Nigeria )

871. TRMEGA(Tanzania) 872. Tropical Rainforest

Foundation (Guatemala) 873. Tunisian Association Of

Educators(Tunisia) 874. Tunisian International

Model United Nations(Tunisia)

875. Tunisian Organization Of Debates(Tunisia)

876. Turkey Europe Foundation(Turkey)

877. Udema (Democratic Republic Of Congo)

878. Uganda Red Cross(Uganda)

879. Ukrainian Youth Forum (Ukraine)

880. UN MDG Youth Ambassadors Program(Suriname)

881. UN Youth Association Of Romania(Romania)

882. UN Youth Of Finland(Finland)

883. UNAI ASPIRE Of East Stroudsburg South (United States Of America)

884. UNA-Uganda(Uganda) 885. UNICEF- Speak Africa

Platform (Ethiopia) 886. Uniglow Global (United

Kingdom) 887. Union "Uniteck"(Ukraine) 888. Union Of Mongolian

Student(Mongolia) 889. Unitarian Universalist

United Nations Office(United States Of America)

890. United Colleges

Association(Tunisia) 891. United For Education And

Sustainable Futures (Austria)

892. United Nations Association Of Georgetown(United States Of America)

893. United Nations Association Of Serbia(Serbia)

894. United Nations Association Of Slovenia Youth Section (Slovenia)

895. United Nations Students Association- Ghana Technology University College (Ghana)

896. United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network - Youth Solutions (Australia)

897. United Nations Volunteers Yemen(Yemen)

898. United Nations Youth And Student Association Of Liberia (Liberia)

899. United Nations Youth Association Of Nigeria(Nigeria )

900. United Nations Youth Association Of Zambia(Zambia)

901. United Nations Youth Associations Network (Global)

902. United World For Women And Girls(Nepal)

903. Unity Mission Trust(Sri Lanka)

904. Uniunea Studentilor Din Romania/ Romanian Students Union (Romania)

905. Universities Together Empowering Development(United Kingdom)

906. University Of Youth(Brazil)

907. Uni-Y Trivandrum(India) 908. Unltd Tamil Nadu(India) 909. Unspoken Smiles

Foundation, Inc.(United States Of America)

910. Urducation(Pakistan) 911. V Care (India) 912. Vavaneafrica(Nigeria ) 913. VHS Bhaktapur (Nepal) 914. View Your Choice(Nepal) 915. Vigeo (France) 916. Vijana Umoja Pamoja

Foundation(Kenya) 917. Vineyard Town Police

Youth Club(Jamaica) 918. Virunga Gambia (Gambia) 919. Vision Aid International

(Bangladesh) 920. Vision G-Pange Youth

Group(Kenya) 921. Vital Actions For

Sustainable Development (Cameroon)

922. Voice Africa's Future(South Africa)

923. Voice Of The Youth Network(Philippines)

924. Voluntarios Verdes(Mexico)

925. Volunteer Service Abroad (New Zealand)

926. Volunteers Servcie For

Africa(Tanzania) 927. VSO(United Kingdom) 928. Vuka Uzenzele

Trust(Zimbabwe) 929. Wakiso Muslim Youth

Development Foundation(Uganda)

930. Waseela For Training And Development(Egypt)

931. WE LEAD(Curacao) 932. West Africa Social

Entrepreneurs Network(Ghana)

933. West Africa Youth Conference(Nigeria)

934. Wetlands Solutions Ltd(Ghana)

935. Weyouth(Tunisia) 936. Wide Opportunities Youth

NGO(Armenia) 937. Women Across

Borders(South Africa) 938. Women Deliver (United

States Of America) 939. Women For Justice And

Peace In Sri Lanka(United Kingdom)

940. Women Interfaith Council(Nigeria

941. Women LEAD Nepal(Nepal)

942. Women United For Economic Empowerment(Nigeria)

943. Women's Initiative For Self-Actualization(Nigeria)

944. World Alliance Against Youth Unemployment (Rwanda)

945. World Assembly Of Youth(Malaysia)

946. World Association Of Young Scientists(United States Of America)

947. World Faith(United States Of America)

948. World Information Transfer(United States Of America)

949. World Peace Initiative(United Kingdom)

950. World Students Community For Sustainable Development (Nepal)

951. World Vision(Global) 952. World Women Global

Council (United States Of America)

953. World Youth Foundation(Malaysia)

954. World Youth Parliament For Water(Global)

955. Worldskills NIGERIA(Nigeria )

956. Y PEER Sri Lanka(Sri Lanka)

957. Yemeni Youths (Yemen) 958. YEP! Youth

Empowering!(Indonesia) 959. You Aid Foundation

(Poland) 960. YOU=LOVE(United States

Of America) 961. Young Activists Initiative

Nigeria (Nigeria ) 962. Young Americas Business

Trust (United States Of America)

963. Young And Actice, Nigeria(Nigeria )

964. Young Earth(Nepal) 965. Young Engineers For

Sustainable Empowerment Foundation(Nigeria )

966. Young Global Leaders Of Turkey (Turkey)

967. Young Independant Democrates (Tunisia)

968. Young Leaders Association(Kazakhstan)

969. Young Leaders Consortium(India)

970. Young Leaders Debate(United Arab Emirates)

971. Young Leaders Entrepreneurs (Tunisia)

972. Young Men For Gender Equality A.C.(Mexico)

973. Young People For Global Health (Nigeria )

974. Young People In The Media(Gambia)

975. Young People We Care (Ghana)

976. Young Pioneers For Development(Benin)

977. Young Pioneers For Development (Benin)

978. Young Social Entrepreneurs Academy(South Africa)

979. Young Women's Christian Association(Kenya)

980. Young Women's Knowledge And Leadership Institute Burundi (Burundi)

981. Young Youth Network For Good Leadership In Nigeria (Nigeria )

982. YOURS - Youth For Road Safety(Netherlands)

983. Youth & Women For Peace And Dialogue(Pakistan)

984. Youth Action And Hope Organization(Nigeria )

985. Youth Action Nepal(Nepal)

986. Youth Advocacy Group Of GEFI(United States Of America)

987. Youth Advocacy Network (Pakistan)

988. Youth Advocates Ghana (Ghana)

989. Youth Alive Zambia(Zambia)

990. Youth Alliance For Climate Actions(Rwanda)

991. Youth And Development Consultancy Institute (Egypt)

992. Youth And Environment Socieyt (YES) - Nepal(Nepal)

993. Youth And Gender Development Network(Pakistan)

994. Youth Arctic Coalition(Arctic States)

995. Youth Association For Culture And Development(Morocco)

996. Youth Career Development Zimbabwe(Zimbabwe)

997. Youth Climate Report Bangladesh(Bangladesh)

998. Youth Coalition For

Education In Liberia(Liberia)

999. Youth Coalition In Action Organisation (Burundi)

1000. Youth Coordination Center(Nepal)

1001. Youth Council Of Paleo Faliro(Greece)

1002. Youth Council Of The U.S. Embassy In Macedonia(Macedonia)

1003. Youth Development Alliance(Ghana)

1004. Youth Dividend(Pakistan) 1005. Youth Division,

Commonwealth(United Kingdom)

1006. Youth Education Through Sports Tanzania(Tanzania)

1007. Youth Empowerment Development And AIDS Awareness(Uganda)

1008. Youth Entrepreneurs Partners (United States Of America)

1009. Youth Ethics Reforms Organization(Tanzania)

1010. Youth Federation For World Peace Kenya(Kenya)

1011. Youth For Change(Jamaica)

1012. Youth For Change Afghanistan Organization (Afghanistan)

1013. Youth For Human Rights International Tamilnadu(India)

1014. Youth For Somalia (Somalia)

1015. Youth Forum(Zimbabwe) 1016. Youth Forum

Pakistan(Pakistan) 1017. Youth Foundation Of

Bangladesh(Bangladesh) 1018. Youth Future Think-

Tank(Europe) 1019. Youth Group - Argentine

Council Of Foreign Relations(Argentina)

1020. Youth In Action Balochistan(Pakistan)

1021. Youth Initiative For Debate, Deliberation And Development (Bhutan)

1022. Youth Initiative For Sustainable Human Development In Africa (Nigeria )

1023. Youth Initiative Movement For Change(Nigeria )

1024. Youth Link Ghana(Ghana) 1025. Youth Media Center

(Bhutan) 1026. Youth New

Generation(Algeria) 1027. Youth Of Tamdoult

Association For Culture And Development (Morocco)

1028. Youth Of United Nations Association Of Tanzania(Tanzania)

1029. Youth Partnership For Peace And Development(Sierra Lone)

1030. Youth Path Organisation(Ghana)

1031. Youth Provincial Assembly Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Pakistan)

1032. Youth Qlick International(Ghana)

1033. Youth Revolution Clan(Pakistan)

1034. Youth Service America(United States Of America)

1035. Youth Service Organization(Rwanda)

1036. Youth With Vision(Mexico)

1037. Youthfulcities (Canada) 1038. Youthglobe(Burundi) 1039. Youths Creative

Movement(Sierra Lone) 1040. Youth's View, Voice And

Vision In Society (Vietnam)

1041. Y-PEER Bhutan(Bhutan) 1042. Y-PEER In Belarus(Belarus) 1043. Y-PEER

Moldova(Moldova) 1044. Y-PEER Network

Pakistan(Pakistan) 1045. YPM Enviro

Engineers(India) 1046. Yusuphbabs Global

Industries Limited(Nigeria )

1047. YUWA (Nepal) 1048. YWCA Of Queens(United

States Of America) 1049. Zimbabwe United Nations

Association(Zimbabwe) 1050. Zo Indigenous

Forum(India)

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i The online thematic discussions were moderated by the following organizations: Education: UNICEF, the Global education First Initiative (GEFI); Employment and Entrepreneurship: ILO, UNIDO and the Major Group on Children and Youth (MGCY); Health: UNFPA, UNAIDS and the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA); Governance: UNDP, the International Coordination Meeting of Youth Organisations (ICMYO), Restless Development and Plan International; Peace and Stability: UN-HABITAT, the UN Peacebuilding Support Office (PBSO) and the United Network of Young Peacebuilders (UNOY) ii Education for All Global Monitoring Report 2010, Education Counts

iii United Nations Technical Support Team Issues Brief: Education and Culture

iv The ‘most marginalized’, includes but is not limited to girls, adolescents and youth with disabilities; indigenous and

minority ethnic groups; young people in poverty; key populations affected with HIV; working children; those living in disadvantaged areas, in informal settlements or on the street; alternative care settings; refugees and migrants; and those affected by emergencies and conflict. v WHO http://www.who.int/features/factfiles/adolescent_health/facts/en/index.html

vi World Health Organization 2014

vii World Health Organization 2014