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Kuyenda Collective – Advocacy Story Book

This advocacy story book communicates the lived realities of rural youth and learners in most parts of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) in having a chance at having education (formal and informal) to mold better futures for themselves and their societies.

The characters, places, and stories depicted in this advocacy narrative are crafted from the lived experiences and voices of rural youth and learners in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). These narratives aim to highlight the profound impact of educational opportunities, both formal and informal, on shaping better futures for individuals and their communities. Education systems across SSA confront multifaceted challenges, resulting in inadequate service delivery that disproportionately affects marginalized communities. As a consequence, many young learners are denied the fundamental right to quality education.

Outcomes Report on the Ministerial Pre-Budget Consultation Meeting with the Youth Constituency in Malawi

This report summarizes the first-ever Ministerial Pre-Budget Consultation Meeting with the Youth Constituency in Malawi, held on Friday, February 7, 2025, at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe, Malawi. The meeting was presided by the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, who was accompanied by officials, including the Secretary to the Treasury, the Budget Director and officials from various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). The primary purpose of this meeting was to ensure youth participation in the national budgeting processes so that it addresses youth priorities, strengthen government-youth engagement, support Malawi’s Vision 2063 development goals, and enhance youth-driven budget advocacy. Over 100 youth delegates from all districts in Malawi attended this historic event and contributed significantly to the discussions. The youth raised various issues and challenges they face daily and offered recommendations to address these challenges.

Insights from Rural Youth Transnational Education Advocacy – Learning Study

The Kuyenda Collective (KC) embarked on a learning study covering the project period 2021 to 2024, where critical lessons, stories, and feedback were obtained from Rural Youth Collectives (RYCs), Government actors, CSOs and NGOS with a view to understanding how the KC and others can improve the ability of rural youth to participate in transnational education advocacy spaces.

The findings will be used to produce learning-focused insights that feed into the learning collaborative work – a key focus of the EOL’s operational component number 3 (OC3), which places significant emphasis on fostering learning within its grantees’ initiatives. Finally, as the KC is embarking on an extension of its activities with a focus on deepening its advocacy work with greater emphasis on the transnational agenda, these learnings will also assist in streamlining this work appropriately.

Kuyenda Collective Press Statement on the eve of International Day of the Girl

As the world prepares to celebrate the potential of tomorrow’s girls, the Kuyenda Collective reaffirms
its commitment to ensuring that every girl can unlock their full potential through improved education
service delivery that addresses inequality… read more HERE.

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