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NAYD
has members in Algeria, Burkina Faso, Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville,
DCR, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya,
Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda,
Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Somaliland, South Africa, Sudan,
Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Zambia and Zimbabwe as well as an international
network.Join
the thousands of organisations and individuals by completing
the form below.
If
you have problems submitting the form send the information direct
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Algeria 
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Adel
Gana;
Kraba Mourad - Generale Union of Free Students-Algeria web
Belkacem
Salim - UNJA
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Daniel
Nwodi - Etudiants Sans Frontieres web map
Nounawon
Kekere Hermann - Groupe d'Action pour le Progress et la Paix (GAPP
Bénin)
Loukman Abdel
Aziz Tidjani - RéBAJ/PD
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Célestin
COMPAORE - SOS/JD web
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Gahimbare
Lydia - Association Burundaise des Etudiants en Médecine map
Dunduri
Désiré - Association Burundaise des Etudiants en Médecine map
Wakana
Emmanuel - Initiative pour l'Environement et Developpement map
Jean
Claude Hatungimana - Première Vice-Présidence de la République map
Jean-Claude Kamwenubusa
- ASASS-Burundi map
Aline
Niyonkuru - Burundi Education Project
Nkurunziza
Aulis Augustin - FOCODE: Forum for Conscience and Development
Hatungimana
Sylinie - First Vice Presidency of Republic of BURUNDI
Nkundabahizi
Gérard - First Vice Presidency of Republic of BURUNDI
Inès
Rosélyne Nduwimana - Youth Strategy for Disaster Reduction
Ndayisasirire
Emery Prosper - Youth Partnership For Development BURUNDI
Gorgon
Sabushimike - East African Business Week
Alain-Bernard
Irambona; Freddy
Kabonye; Fonogoro
Pascal;
Ininahazwe Boris; Aimable
Havyarimana - Baobabconnections
Eric Mahwane
- Individual
Sagahungu
Désiré - RENAJS
Onesphore
Nganyirimana; Girumugisha
Hyacinthe - AJI
Niyongabo
Patrick - HOPE AFRICA YOUTHS
Aline
Niyonkuru - CPAJ
Nshariza Armand - BYTC & AJIR2DN
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Cameroon 
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AHURTOD
- Defending Human Rights
As
part of its good governance projects we continue to encourage
women and youths to register for elections and to take
a stand against electoral fraud and corruption. Future
seminars are planned in the town of Tiko and at the University
of Buea.
We
are working to improve educational and vocational opportunities
for inmates at the Central Prison, Buea, where illiteracy
is a problem and many detained persons are under the age
of 25.
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Association
for Creative Teaching for rural Youths and Women in
Development - ACTWID
KONGADZEM map
We
organize and train youths on Sexual and Reproductive Health.
We do a lot of work on Care and Support to orphans and vulnerable
street children and also the rural youths living with HIV/AIDS/TB
in our town and villages. We organize peace marches on every
1st December which is World AIDS Day and on every 24th March
which is World TB Day to create awareness on prevention and
care of both disease. We train trainers who are youth’s
leaders from our village groups on how to live free and share
love with other youth and community members.
We
have a group medicinal garden where we grow a good variety
of medicinal plants with ARTEMESIA herb which is the herb that
treats Malaria . Other herbs for boosting the Immune System
too in our garden are Echinacea, Stinging Nettle for coughs
we grow Plantain 1 and 2, Red mint Clover, Dandelion. Other
herbs are Camomile, yarrow, fennel, garlic, Rosemary, comfrey
and carrot. We also do small scale animal rearing to balance
nutrition.
National
president -
Wendi Losha Bernadette.
ACTWID KONGADZEM NGO Head office
Po Box 16 BAMENDA NWP Cameroon.
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Benevolent
Association for the Protection of the Environment
and the Socially Underprivileged
- BAPESU gallery
Our
goals are the protection of the environment through
information campaigns, sensitisation, tree planting
and seedlings for f armer
etc; reduce feminisation of poverty; rehabilitation
of destitute children and women
empowerment; combating HIV/AIDS and other
sexually transmitted diseases; promoting
community development
(participatory approach); nursery of trees
and seedlings for farmers; peace building.
In
2006 BAPESU successfully executed a project christened “HIV/AIDS
Youth Awareness Campaign. The project had as
target group the young people of the Bambui Rural
Community
in Cameroon. The objective of the program was
to help fight HIV/AIDS among youths in Bambui
via awareness.
The program witnessed the active participation
of 30 Youth volunteers that gave insightful contributions
towards the realisation of the program. The entire
program ran for two weeks (27th March through
to the
7th of April 2006). This program was
achieved with the benign support from Alert Fund
for Youth Activities
and MEBONU Foundation.
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Campus
for Peace and Dialogue (CAPED) International
CAPED
International is a campus-oriented think tank with headquarters
in Yaoundé-Cameroon. It was founded in 2004 in the backdrop
of simmering tension on many Cameroon university centres that
finally degenerated into violent uprisings in 2005. It engages
in training, research and advocacy as means to bring about
positive change on campuses. Its specific objectives, among
others, include: institutionalise peace volunteering among
students; promote dialogue and other alternatives to acts of
violence in resolving conflict and offer citizenship and peace
education. In order to address a wider populace, the CAPED
International carries its activities to all institutions of
learning, from primary schools, colleges to the universities.
The principal message it drives across is that there exist
other alternatives to the use of force and violence.
CAPED
has also partnered with many sisters organisations in Cameroon
to co-organise other activities such as workshops and the commemoration
of International Day of Peace that comes up every September
21st of each year. One of the strengths of this organisation
is the up-to-date library it has erected which has a wide collection
of documents in areas as varied a peace & conflict, gender,
human rights, History, international relations, democracy and
good governance.
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The
International Centre for Conflict and Human Rights Analysis
(ICCHRA) 
ICCHRA
is managed by a dynamic team of enthusiastic, earnest and
deeply convicted youths. We believe that nothing great can
be achieved without enthusiasm. Projects to date include
involvement as an action partner in Promoting Women and
Youths Participation
in the Democratization
process with the Pan-African
Institute for Development in a way that will build
their capacity to make informed choices, aspire to governance
positions, and
effectively support the government in its various development
commitments; leading commemorative activities in
Bamenda to observe the UN International
Day of Peace, September 2006 which included an Inter-religious
prayer service for peace and a musical concert and candle
lights procession; university conflict mediation from November
2006 when the
University of Buea (UB) was plunged into a students’ strike. Mr.
Chi Primus is currently a pioneer member/initiator
of the national water and youth committee in Cameroon.
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Life
and Water Development Group - Cameroon (LWDGC) web
"WITHOUT
PUTTING MUCH PRESSURE ON THE ENVIRONMENT, WE CAN HELP OUR
PEOPLE DEVELOP THEIR POTENTIAL AND A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY"
LWDGC
is an organization which aims at promoting the welfare of the
underprivileged in our communities. Our activities include: Organizing
Community/Rural Sustainable Development schemes for poverty
alleviation:
Promoting Education/Capacity Building for our communities:
Provide Primary Health Care and HIV/AIDS programs:
Clean water for All;
Promote Women and Children's programs:
Audio – Visual Training (Video editing, film/documentary
shooting, directing etc…):
Promote volunteering in our communities.
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MAYA
INITIATIVES - Fighting Poverty in remote regions! map gallery
Maya
Initiatives is a two years old project that created by
Pochi Tamba of Cameroon and Alexa gainsburry of Britain. We had
met
during a World Youth Conference in Scotland and thought
we could contribute our bit to development by putting our efforts
together. Initially, we were interested in the plight of
orphans
affected by extreme poverty. In remote regions of Africa,
many poor orphans increasingly fall prey to social ills due to
the
poverty they live in. We put together MI to support these
children in any way possible. Today, we have expanded our objectives
to include any children affected by severe poverty. In
that
light, we work with orphanages to provide needs for their
children and have succeeded to keep two very brilliant orphans
from
dropping out of school.
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ROHI
FOUNDATION map
Rohi
Foundation is a faith based organisation that reaches the underprevileged
by ministering to
their holistic needs in the
following ways: social
evangelism; training in life skills; orphan rehabilitation; out-reach
in remote areas and villages; training in IT; bible education;
provide pscho-social support to children. Contact: Fuhbang Emmanuel
Tanifum, P.O.Box 1060, Bamenda, 237 Cameroon
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Save
Your Future Association (SYFA) map web
SYFA
is non-profit organisation that works with African children,
youths and low-income farmers in rural communities to promote
organic farming techniques and protect the local environment.
It was founded in 2001 by Farmer Tantoh and is located in Nkambe
Central Sub Division.
OBJECTIVES
OF SYFA:
• To sensitize the rural community on sustainable agricultural techniques
such as tropical organic farming, through field training of low-income farmers.
• To encourage organic lawn creation and indoor flower gardening with children
and youths in the rural community.
• To protect spring water catchments through planting agro forestry trees
and educating the rural communities on watershed management issues.
• To create active environmental clubs in primary schools, secondary schools,
churches, prisons, and in the villages.
• To promote formal education of the rural children.
Dieudonne
(Farmer) Tantoh Nforba, Stanley
Yengong Nforba
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SGAC
is committed to bringing an end to HIV and AIDS around the
world through education, informed advocacy, media work, and
direct action.With 42 million people living with HIV and
AIDS around the world, an additional 15,000 becoming infected
every day, and 8,200 people dying every day, we need effective
and science-based prevention programs and inexpensive, life-saving
AIDS medications.
SGAC
participates in national campaigns and actions as well as
develop and carryout their own projects. The work of SGAC
chapters includes
• Educating students about the global AIDS crisis and their role in fighting
it by holding teach-ins, film screenings, lectures, etc. on campus
• Lobbying, writing letters, and making phone calls to the President and
members of Congress about global AIDS
• Utilizing media and direct action by holding rallies and press events
to galvanize public opinion in the fight against AIDS
• Raising money for and partner with organizations fighting AIDS in the
U.S. or abroad
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The
Africa Education Initiative (NEF) 
The
mission of the Foundation is to further the advancement of
science and engineering in Africa. The Foundation
hopes to achieve its mission by providing educational materials
and essential tools necessary to advance educational institutions.
Through its education assistance program, the Foundation strives
to promote academic research in institutions. It
supports scholars pursuing a vast spectrum
of professions. Funding also assists students at critical
stages
of their education.
The Foundation assists professors and students with contacting
institutions or colleagues in other countries. Students in need
of internships are assisted with making the necessary contacts.
In addition, professors seeking information about institutions
abroad offering research opportunities are also aided.
NEF
believes in global education and therefore communicates and
exchanges information with other international education
Foundations. More
info.
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Young
Farmers Development Group (YOFADEG) map gallery
YOFADEG
is a non profit
making common initiative group with goals to encourage
agricultural activities amongst youths, fight poverty,
hunger, HIV/AIDS and other STIs (including early pregnancies
and
abortion), to educate and be educated.
Activities of YOFADEG are amongst others; carrying out
sensitisation
campaigns in schools, markets, hotels, hair dressing
saloons and studios on the dangers of
HIV/AIDS and other social ills, working on
their farm where they have palms, cocoa and maize. As of
now
YOFADEG has been working in partnership
with the Cameroon Ministry of Agriculture
and Public Health, the African synergy against AIDS
and sufferings,
the Institute for Research Socio-economic Development
and Communication (IRESCO) and the Amongst
Youth magazine.
Contact
Emmanuel Ngenghe Ngeh
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Stanley
Yengong Nforba - Bamenda Police Cooperative Credit Union
Paul
Ghambum - Bamenda Police Cooperative Credit Union
Njoh
Valentine Ndi - Wimbum Youths for Development map
Kwinji
Patient Bilanyu - Youth Empowerment Forum map
Nguebih
Anastasie - Youth Alert map
Tontehe
Walters Fekembie - Youths Action Network for Sustainable Development map
Nereus
Patrick Cheo - Kids4Peace Cameroon map
Aneng
Humphred Anyang - Human Rights Focus
on Gender Centre map
Djendo
Mazia Suzane Leonie; Akongnui
Ignatius Azabu - Youth for Equality map
Excel
Asama - IVISSION International map
Christine
Bei Tambi - Journalist with canal 2 International map
Dr Willibroad
Dze-Ngwa - ANICHRA
Kongnyuy Emmanuel Jumbam - Commonwealth Club University of Douala
Elangwe
Jonathan E - Individual
Veronique
Ngwemanjong Ndikum - Community Children Organisation (COCO) web
Esther
Kima - Journalist, CRTV
Ndansi
Divine Munje - University of Jyväskylä,Finland
Tangayung
Blasius - Tangayung & co. Law Firm
AKosa
- Hope Home Foundation
Ntube
Elsy - Amwe Foundation(AM FOUND)
Timngum
Julius Toh - ICCHRA
Kwa
Gaston - Individual
Serge
Bengono Azele - GICAR-CAM
Asanghanwa
Carlson - CAMESA
John
Wirba - Millenium Outreach Medical Assistance (MOMA)
Siebetcheu
Simplice Douglas - Jeunesse Alternatives
Jude
Thaddeus Njikem - Youths for Equality
Nkwenti
Charlotte - University of Buea health/AIDS prevention club
Agendia
Aloysius - MACCOS web
Patience
Manka Chi - NATT. (National Association of Theatre T)
Mua
Richards - Helps International Cameroon
Mac
Etienne Forbah Fohtung - Light Africa
Tifuh
Timben Fon - Non for Now
Irene
Zih - Individual-Media Practitioner
Dinga
Otto Kehbuma - Think Youth Independent Association
Alain
Beauclair - Individual
Alangeh
Romanus Che - North West Cultural Heritage Revival Chamber
Bianaga
Olli Firmin Antoine - Josiaslive Association
Ngolle
Ebuh Godline - Ebamut Youths Cultural and Development Association
Ndarewah
Carine Azah - Individual
Phillipe
Mouess - Individual
Nyouma
Djob Emmanuel Olivier - Eveil Africain
Raphael
Seka - Individual
Tambe
Franklin Aboue - Individual
Yerima
Julius S - RICHIE COMMUNICATIONS BUEA
Kongla
Amalia Lukong - SEVENGE-EH(Help the poor)
Nwange
Mbibe Tendoh - Individual
Peter
Njodzeka - LIFE & WATER DEVELOPMENT GROUP
Kumbongali
A' Monju - YOUTH ALERT
Musah
Erica - DONGA/MANTUNG
Agbor
Wilson Effa - Private Sector
Bibiana
Mbaya - MBOCUDA
Atabong
Charles Nfokolong - ROYAL BILINGUAL COLLEGE NDOGBONG
Tandong
Calistus Jong; Liangem
Nelson Nkonganyi - AMYOFACIG BUEA
Ntiokam
Divine - SGAC, NEF
Glory
Moukia - Association culturelle mission de récreation
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Pela
Nsimou Eric - Life-Link
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Elie
Kanionio - CONGOLOP
Giscard
Lomalisa - Erukin
Isaac
Baluzemyanzi Muchiga - Hôtel Mont Kahuzi
Lohandjola
l'Okaso Reagan - OVEC
Mbiye
Kalumbu Bienvenu - UNIVERSITY OF KINSHASA
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AbdoulRazak
Moussa Ismail - Individual
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Lamia
Osman Donia - Ministry of investment
Mohammed Salah El-Dien
Ebrahim - Individual map
Moheb Wagdy Azer -
Citizens for Development map
Ahmed
Saleh Ahmed - Ministry of investment
Amira Mostafa - African Youth for Peace and development in Egypt
Mai El Gabry - International Development Law Organziation (IDLO)
Mohammed Ahmed El_Sheikh - Bib Alex
Hagar Ashraf Omar - Bib Alex
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Girum
Shifetaw Kebede - Afro
Flag Youth Vision map
Amare
Abebaw - Amhara Region Youth Association map
Firew
Girma - Student Addis Ababa University
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Ibrahim
Ceesay - Children for Children Organization
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Cecil S. Nutakor - Equinox
Intercom Limited web map
Godwin
Agbenoto - Individual map
Kenneth
Nana Amoateng - Abibimman Foundation map
Joseph
Senyo Kwashie - Community and Family Aid Foundation
Anthony Amoo-mensah
- Young Youth for Community Change map
Kwaku Kyei - Edikanfo Progressive Foundation
Bernice Dapaah - International Children Games Ghana
Matthew
Ewusi Nyarkoh - Youth for Democracy
Emmanuel
Duker - Young People We Care
Yaw
Kwabena - Love Kids Orphanage Home
Michael
Austen Kugblenu - Youth Network for Human Rights and Democracy
Prosper
Yaw Hoetu - Youth Network for Human Rights and Democracy
Gima
H Forje - West Africa Civil Society Institute
Michael
Boampong - Young People We Care (YPWC)
Emmanuel
Antwi Akoto - SIFE
Yussif
Abdul-mumin - Action for community Development(AFCODEV)
World
Volunteers Ghana
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Guinea Ivory
Coast Liberia and
Sierra Leone 
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MANO
RIVER YOUTH PARLIAMENT map
The
Mano River Union Youth parliament is a network of young peace builders,
HIV/AIDS campaigners, Human Rights Activists, working to promote
peace,Human Rights, stop the spread of HIV/AIDS, Leadership training,
youth empowerment
and all sorts of social and economic discrimination against young
people in the four Mano River Union Countries (Liberia, Guinea,
Sierra Leone
and Ivory Coast). S. Urias Goll - Program Officer
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Ello
Frederic Emile - Pour l'Amour de l'Enfance
Kouassi
Kouakou Jean Claude - YES COTE D'IVOIRE NETWORK
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FOCUS
(Families’ orphans
and children under stress) map
FOCUS
is a youth C.B.O formed as a response to the HIV/AIDS situation
in Ruiru division
Thika district as a whole. We have a membership of 30
youth
members drawn
from Thika district. 
Founded
in the year 2002 FOCUS uses multi dimensional channels
of communication to promote socio-economic development. FOCUS
also uses Theatre
to advocate for awareness, behavior change and advocacy,
primarily among the youth and the community through the ripple
effect
and the simple and sustainable community day care centers
to care for OVCs and encourage community parenting web Read
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This
organization networks young people around the world on, fighting
poverty diseases such as AIDS and environmental
care.
INTREPRENEUSHIP
-We
encourage young people to participate in both local and international trade.
Our member’s benefits from each other through controlled
fair trade. Members can buy products from different regions
of their country at a fair sale through the common market
or from other countries within the agreed trade blocks.
HEALTH -
We empower young people on the way to live a healthy life ie
Physical; Social;
Interectial;
Mental.
We also encourage all young people to eat well, do exercises, and stay safe
from diseases such as HIV/AIDS, being instrumental in the society, and living
peacefully with everyone and positive thinking
ENVIRONMENTAL
With the global warming, we are encouraging all young people
to participate in saving our planet. We need to create a
peaceful and safe place for generations to come.
We ask all youths to do everything possible from all part of
the world to save and conserve the environment.
OUR STATUS - At youth common market we currently have 28,000 members from
different parts of the world. In total, we have 2013 projects
from different programmes
REGISTER -
We encourage people to register as a group of 15 and above,
in order to come up with common activities on Entrepreneurship,
Health and Environment. NB: Interested individuals are asked first to register with
their groups before registering with us.
BENEFITS
- By becoming a member, you benefit from networking with
many like minded young people from different parts of the
world. You discuss on ways forward to meet set goals and
lastly you can easily trade through our monitored fair trade.
NB
we observe the set regional trade blocks i.e. AGOA,
EU,
ECOWAS,
COMESA etc
We also give advice on what product is allowed to be trade between different
countries.
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Mary
Kgitonga - Student map
Maureen
Akinyi Odegi - JKUAT map
Nyambura
George Njogu -
Student -Kimathi University College Of Technology map
Steve
Matu - Ecumenical Centre for Justice and Peace map
Edwin
Odembo - Queens Resource Centre map
Chepkemoi
Magdaline - Mulot central youth organization map
Verrah
Akinyi Otiende - Kenya Model United Nations map
Edwin
Wachira - Kenya Youth Policy Network map
Stanley Ngunya Njoroge - Rware College of Accounts
Muriithi Mugambi - Wasanii Arts Group map
Paul Ndiritu Mwangi Allias Limper - The Swayz Group map
Eric Mutura Mbugua - Uzima Wa Taifa map
Betty Waire - Kiini Sustainable Initiative map
Edward Malanga Mwinga - Individual map
Stanley Wakibia - Christian Youth Enterprise Service map
Carolyne Wamaitha - Family Health Options Kenya map
Samwel
Mwangi Kamau - Individual map
Daniel Mureithi Muthee - Tasly Africa map
Alex Mutonga Kerrotte - Catapult Youth Group
Francis
Oywech - His Hands Our Hands Ministries map
Robert
Mwathi Kamau - International Centre for Care treatment program map
Kevin
Simon Muteru - Red Cross
James Wairegi Wambugu - Rware College of Accounts
Mary
Wangui Kirugumi - Mt.Kenya focus on HIV/AIDS and drug abuse
Ireri
Benson Murithi - EDYDI
Barbara
Khalibinzwa Marebwa - Individual
Gerishon
Ndungu Kamindu - Kings View Media Services
Samuel
Irungu Wangechi - Tasly Africa
Simon
Kariuki - Individual
Bonface
Muriithi - Kiini Sustainable Initiative (KISI)
Geofred
M Osoro - Education sector
Daniel
Ndung'u - K.O.K
Anna
Mugambi - United Nations Volunteers
Dedan
Njoroge - Christian Sports Contact (CHRISC)
James
Muragz - Youth Alive! Kenya
Celestin
Nzabonimana - Smile Gain Fellowship International
Charles
Gitahi Njoroge - Lari Tecmars Pet
Pooja
Lukka - Oshwal Acadamy Nairobi
James
Wairegi Wambugu - Turine Commercial College
Jennifer
Nyamagana - Mount Kenya Academy
Ann
Wagaki Gikonyo - Individual
David
Kaunda Nguli - FATMA
Njeru
K. Munene - J.K.U.A.T
Patrick
Nderitu - Individual
Stephen
Mucheru - Othaya
Celestin
Nzabonimana - SMILE AGAIN FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL(SAFI)
Elijah
Murigu Warutumo - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Joseph
Kiragu - Evams Communication
Charles
Ikama Nyambura - Kenya Institute of Professional Counselling
Richard
Wachira Gichuhi - K-REP Bank
Michael
Ngatia Muriithi - Mathira Trust Youth for Safe Life Organisation
Warutumo
Elijah Murigu - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Christine
Akinyi Onyango - SIDAREC
Ms.
Rahab Mwaniki - Githurai Youth for Sustainable Development
Paul
K.Macharia - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Abraham
Mbogo - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Chrispus
Mbogo Kimani - FOCUS
Helen
Kibunja - Individual
Susan
Kinyanjui - Individual
Peter
Kiama Gik Nyo - KIAMBUTHIA YOUTH GROUP
Jacob
Boaz Muoga - SIYM INTERNATIONAL
Obed
Munge - Citizen For Destiny
Victoria
Odhiambo - ECPAT International
Peter
Mwangi Nderitu - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Esther
Wanjiru Kiarie - Individual
Kennedy
Andika Kamau - Achor Ministries
Nick
Muiruri - Individual
Patrick
Kanyi Wambui - Individual
Focus
Youth Initiative
Claire
Martha Oriwa - University of Nairobi
Cecilia
Wangari Thuku - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment program
Marion
Achieng - FOCUS
Mary
Wambui Muturi - Individual
Sam
Kairu - Wasanii Arts
Ken
Mwangi - FOCUS/y.c.w
George
Kamau - FOCUS/y.c.w
Joseph
Mureithi Wanjiku - Majengo Furniture Maker Youth Group
Mary
Njambii - FOCUS
Gerald
Ndirangu Mwangi - Youth 4 Change
Allan
Hinga Munyua - Mt Kenya Youth Resource Initiative
Judy
Wawira - Moi University School of Medicine
Geoffrey
Murithi Rugaita - Strategic Management Options
Nancy
Juma Demba - FORCUS
Constance
Georgina K. Walyaro - Citron Wood Foundation (CWF)
Sebastian
Omenda Ekesa - Individual
Wairimu
Esther Nyambura - FOCUS
Irene
Wambui Gakubu - FOCUS
Stephen
Thagana - Kiawaithanji Huruma self help group
John Kimani Muiruri - Y.C.W_KENYA
Dennis Kimambo - REPACTED
Peter Wanjohi - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment programme
James
Saruni Ole Tono - Noomayianat Community Development Organization
Mike
Okoth - FOCUS
Wambui Irene - Mt Kenya focus on hiv/aids empowerment programme
Hilary Mabubi
- FOCUS
Isaac Mbugua
Gitone - I Choose Life Africa
Wabandi
Stanley Gacheru - Mt Kenya focus youth for Human Rights International
Phyllis Wairimu Nganga - Student
Roman Nyanjui Kariuki - FOCUS
Michael Mwangi
Muthee - Youth4change
Oreste Gitonga
- UMOJA NI NGUVU self help group
Isaac
Koigi Mutahi - Yamgambo Arts
Kihara S Kahure - Mt Kenya youth against hiv/aids
Gibson Nabuteya Amenya - KutanaAfrica
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Abba
H Sheriff - Friends of the Poor (FOP), Inc
Thomas
Julo Barlue - African Child Peace Initiative Inc map
Abraham
Kolleh Morris - Student World Assembly
Shadrach
P. Kerwillain - Madagascar Youth Development Association
Rev.
K.Melton Seleweyan - web
V.Simmons
Kidka,II - Diasora youth for peace and stability
Josiah Joekai, Jr. - Youth Crime Watch of Liberia
S. Urias Goll - Mano River Union Youth Parliament
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Rondro
Mavoarisoa Randrianindrainy - APJM
Jaona
L Rakotoarisoa - Conseil Régional de la Jeunesse de Vakinankaratra
Andriamahefa
Nirisoa Malalatiana - HIV AIDS Alliance Internationale
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YONECO
has taken a holistic approach in the fight against HIV and
AIDS. The
local organization has a number of activities that promote
prevention, mitigation and empowerment of affected and vulnerable
groups. 
Organizational
objectives:
To promote positive youth, women and child development
through counselling, life skills, leadership and entrepreneurship
development;
To safeguard, promote and protect human rights with particular
reference to the rights of youth, women and children;
To conduct civic education on HIV/AIDS, human rights, gender,
democracy, and good governance among the general population;
To enhance youth, women and children participation in democratization
process and socio – economic development of the nation;
To provide social and economic support services for abused
and victimized women and children at community level;
To provide care and support to those affected and infected
with HIV/AIDS including people living with HIV/AIDS and orphans.
Read more about YONECO
Charles
Banda;
MacBain Mkandawire
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Charles
Mlogera - St Johns HIV/Aids Support Organisation map
Fryson
Chodzi - Counselling of the Adolescent and Youth Organisation map
Madalitso
Charles Phiri - Nkhotakota Youth Organisation map
Sophie
Munthali - Girls with a Vision map
Lloyd
Kambwiri - Chancellor College
Franklin
Simtowe - Initiative for Sustainable Community Development
Muteyu
Mukhuta Banda - Youth Watch Society (YOWSO)
Calvin
Kamchacha - Farmers Forum for Trade & Social Justice
Kelson
Milward Chimunthu - Student
Hastings
Maloya - Mount Mulanje Conservation Trust
Greenwell Collin Matchaya - Leeds University
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Makan
Doucoure - ONG CLUB TV5 MALI
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Mohamed
Barraoui - Amal Association for Culture and Development
Mohamed
EN-NOSSE - AS.U.E.E.J map
Hind
Elhasbaoui - Moroccan Association for Youth Against HIV map
Rouhli
Abdallah - Secteur Jeunesse CCBW
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Penna
Selma - EduVentures
Emilie Michael - Youth 2 Youth
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Association
of Women Living With HIV & AIDS
in Nigeria (ASWHAN) map web
ASWHAN
is an umbrella body of support groups of Women Living With
HIV & AIDS
in Nigeria with over 88 support groups registered under it across Nigeria. Our
aim is to improve the health and welfare of women living with HIV and AIDS and
their children; and to promote a healthy and risk free life for all.
Objectives
• To sustain a common front to enable WLHA make informed decisions about
their general well being through the provision of appropriate information, income
generating activities and prevention of mother to child transmission.
• To create appropriate climate for policies and laws necessary for meeting
the peculiar needs of women, children and families living With HIV and AIDS.
• To advocate for the mobilization of resources for impact mitigation and
vulnerability reduction for women living with HIV and AIDS.
• To advocate for greater involvement of WLHA in the conceptualization,
planning and implementation of impact mitigation and intervention programmes
on health and developmental issues.
• To reduce incidences of stigma and discrimination amongst WLHA and maintain
gender balance.
• Formation of women support groups and mobilization of Women Living With
HIV and AIDS in order to widen the organizational base and strength of ASWHAN’s
ability to function as a network. ASWHAN,
4 Jaba Close, Opposite Minister’s Gate, Area 11, Garki, Abuja
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Interntional
Centre For Accelerated Development
(ICAD) map
Background
Is a voluntary non governmental and not for profit organization
started in 2003 at Kebbi state by a group of corps members
who after embarking on the ‘rural rugged’ program,
had the conviction to address the felt needs of women, youths
and children in urban slums and the rural areas of Nigeria.
The organization has been working in four departments –
• Reproductive Health,
• Human rights
• Information Communication Technology (ICT4 rural development)
• Gender development .ICAD,
Haga Plaza, Gada Biyu, PO Box 10496, Jos
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Chinedu
Onyedikachukwu
Oraka
- Action
Group
on
Adolescent
Health map
Orjiadachie
Chukwudi Frank - Youths Entreprenureship
Forum (YEF) map
Akufai
Jonah - Journalist Against AIDS (JAAIDS) Nigeria
Abiodun
Ajajyi - Youth Volunteers Network map
Waidi
Gbenro Adebayo -
Action Against Ignorance & Illiteracy map Adams
Peter Eloyi - Speak Africa
Samuel Olawale Olatinwo - Health Info Dissemination Amongst Comunities map
Martins Gumut - Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative map
Emmanuel
Odiase - SmokeFree Foundation map
Adeola
Austin Oyinlade -UNILAG 103.1 FM map
Nwosu
Charles Ogechukwu -
NIFES map
Fatima
Madaki -
Youth, Adolescent, Reflection & Action Centre map
Daniel Yusufu C Mbaya -
Youth Fellowship map
Moyosore Ayisat Omolola - Individual
Tolu Awobajo - Individual
Oribhabor Margaret - Individual
Adegoke
Olanrewaju Mayowa - Young For Health Foundation map
Helen Abigo - Individual
Tope Fashola
- Education as a Vaccine Against AIDS map
Comfort Abeng Odor - Women Care Foundation map
Salaam Hafiz Afolabi, Bello Musibau Ayodele - Junior Achievement Nigeria map
Oluchi Stella Okorie -
Development Partnership International map
Soji Martins
Ogbanna - Southern State Youth Forum of Nigeria (SOSYOF) map
Ahmadu Bello University Zaria map
Suleiman
Ibrahim Dabo - Ahmadu Bello University Zaria map
Chukwulezie
Akaa Aluu - Youths for Change Christian Movement map
Abioye
Idris Opeoluwa - New Vision map
Ogaga
E. Maxwell - Dare 2 Dream Youth Initiative map
Rev.
Dauda Andrawus Gava - TCNN Bukuru-Jos
Bamgbose Oludayo John ( President) - Nigeria Model United Nations
Society, Uni Ibadan
Okpara
Chijioke Anthony - Global Action Youth-led Rural Development Network
Akande
Oluwabusayomi Opeyemi - Make Impact Group
Thaddeus
Ugoh - Community Development and Youth Initiatives (CDYI) map
Igwele
Maneke Minabai - Maxie's Concepts, JETS Club, Rivers State
Adefisayo
Sammie Olusegun - Making Impact Group
SEN.
Kenneth E. A. Okorodas - Niger Delta Deliberators
Rakiya
Faruk - Youths for Impact
John
Edem Etim - Youths for Change Christian Movement Inc.
Dr. Stanley
Madu Nwabudike - Individual
Akande
Olubusayomi Opeyemi - Make Impact Group
Udochukwu
Spurgeon Ajoku - Youth Friendly Center
Dr Adewale
Olusegun Obadina - Bells University of Technology
Lazarus
Innocent Ude - Delphi Initiative Group
Adewole
Taiwo Adegboyega - Taiwo Adewole and Associates
Ahmad
Sabo Gano - Kano State Radio Corporation
Awareness
for Society Focus (ASOF)
Ajibulu
Adedeji Oluyemi - Youth Action for Change
Osungade
Esther Abimbola - Voice of Africa Youth
Adamu
Abdullahi - Youth Action for Change
Okwechime
D. Ifeanyi - National Association Of Physics Student
Lawal
Idris - Solutech Consulting
Adewole
Taiwo - Coalition for Climate Change,Nigeria
Emmanuel
E. Isu - National Association of AFIKPO Undergraduates
Ajose
Emmanuel Abiodun - Student World Assembly
Abdullahi
Bindawa - National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP)
Lazarus
Innocent Ude - Delphi initiative Group
Ofurum
Lucky E. - Federal University of Tchnology
Blessing
Achenyo Attah - Incitels
Ademola
Adewole Afolabi - Individual
Sunshine
Ogwu Ochala - Centre for Poverty Redress,Jos
Ernest
Gilbert Jaja - Global Productions International
Adesina
Kabiru Lawal - MANYL RESOURCES
Ebri
Eteng, Jr. - USMEFAN
Adekunle
Lawal - Peace Education Centre
Oyagunna
Damilare Akano - Good Leadership Initiative Foundation
Stephen
Oguntoyinbo - International Youth Leadership stakeholders Forum
Anyanwu
Chisomaga C -Youngster Solidarity Forum Nigeria (YOFSOR)
Chukwuezuo
Praise C. - Individual
Isikwenu
Oghenefego - Inspiro Communications and Media
Adeolu
Ogunrombi - Community Youth Advancement Initiative
Joseph
Chinenye - Health Africa Initiative Nigeria
Bunmi
Obafemi-Obalana - Peculiar People Foundation
Ifeanyi
Uzoh - Individual
Joseph
Onyebuchi Charles - Association of women living with HIV/AIDS
Lesmore
Gibson Ezekiel - YMCA YES Project
Ozurumba
Obinna Elvis - Student
Jude Chijioke - Formationstage
Clifford Okwu John - Widows,orphans,oppressed & the fatherless(Woofhope)
Nduka Ozor - Mgbala Agwa Youth Forum web
Francis Anyaegbu
C. - Youth In Transit Organisation
Omolola
Faleye - ALTEQ
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Rwanda
Village Concept Project is a non political, nongovernmental, non
profit making and voluntary ,
development Organisation aiming at improving the health
and the living standards in underprivileged communities at village
level as well as student capacity building.
It
was initiated in 2000 by medical students at National University
of Rwanda in collaboration with the International Federation of
Medical Students Associations (IFMSA). The field work started in
2002.Now it has the main activities in Southern Province, and many
Activities in Huye District and Huye Sector.
RVCP follows the guidelines of the Village Concept Project Document, created
in co-operation between IFMSA and WHO in Geneva, 1998 and revised in 2003. More
Hippolyte
Bwiza Muhire; Samuel
Niyomugabo; Jean Claude Mwitende; Hovaire Nsabimana; Havugimana
Cassien; Appolinaire Manirafasha; Eliphaze Tuyisenge; Augustin
Hakizimana; Rugwirorusa Eugene; Mukunzi Domiunique Savio
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MUGISHA
Pascal - JCI Rwanda map
Dr.
AKINTIJE SIMBA Calliope
- Human Rights and Conflict Management Group map
Nkurunziza
Fidele, Munyemana Ernest, Emmanuel
Muhawenimana, Ndagijimana Jean Désiré Placide - MEDSAR
(Medical
Student Association of Rwanda) map
Mugisha
Pascal - Junior Chamber International Rwanda map
URIMUBABO
Jean Christian - Fight Against Malnutrition and Conflicts Managment map
Emile Nteziryayo
- Biotech Researchers Cooperative
Claver Gakwavu
- Tell Later map
Francis Nizeyimana
- GYCA map
Abahuje Egide - Family Planning Education Project
Kenneth
Ruzindana - United Nations Association Of Rwanda
Jean Claude
Ndayambaje - YPARD Rwanda Chapter
Richard Mutabazi - RAPP (Rwandans Allied for Peace and Progress)
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Adebo
Tchegoun K. - AIESEC Sénégal map web
Cheikh
Mamina Diedhiou - Comité Jeunes Médiaterre de la Francophonie
Mary
Mutupa - AWOMI
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Youth
Action International map
Youth
Action International is an American-based organization
that was established to develop and implement programs
that help alleviate the suffering of children affected
by war or living in difficult circumstances and to empower
them to reach their full potential. It is comprised of
a growing network of young people using grassroots techniques
to support the vision of war-affected communities as they
strive to support their children. YAI’s programs
are strategically developed to break cycles of violence
and poverty.
Youth
Action International is also in the advanced stage of establishing
an internationally recognized center for women empowerment
in Freetown. This program will provide micro credit and more
scholarships for the children and young women living in the
slums areas. The organization has earmarked close to 1 billion
Leone’s to implement the project, which will provide
specialized and high quality training opportunities for women.
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Africa
Youth for Peace and Development
map
Africa Youth for Peace and
Development organization was formed 1995
and was finally registered in the year
20 00 under the
ministry of youth and sport in Sierra Leone,
as a voluntary, youth
development organization that aims at organizing,
empowering and creating opportunities for
youths and Youths groups that are in difficult
circumstances.
The
organization has been working in the areas on Peace, HIV-aids,
Homeless youths, War child, Health and Sanitation, youth
development and total involvement of youths in the change
of the society, That is by creating youth workshop training,
seminars and conferences on how to bring everlasting peace
and sustainable development for the minorities, the nation
and the world as a whole.
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Henry Lebbie
- Youth Awareness map
Alusine
Kamara -
Unique Social Club map
Ibrahim
S. Kamara; Josta
Hopps - iEARN-Sierra Leone Chapter map
Philip S. K. Sesay - Timap for Justice
Emmanuel
Farma - Kenema District Youth Coalition
Bockarie
Enssah - Youth Alliance for Peace and Development-YAPAD
Dominic
Sheku Turay - Action Group for Education[AGE]
Mohamed
Lamrana Jalloh - Individual
Nat Abraham
Bangura - Youth Arise
Sylvanus
S. Murray - YEDEM International
Dominic
Sheku Turay - Action Group for Education (AGE-Sierra Leone)
Wurie
Mamadu Tamba Barrie - Action For Social Right {AfSoR}
Mohamed
Salim Bangura - Individual
Yusufu
Kalokoh - Afcom S.L. Limited
Joseph
M. Hazeley - Children's Welfare and Community Development Prog
George
Dabegh Morris - Youth Action For Self Development
Leonard
S. Margao - Western area DJs union
Sulaiman
Burria - Freetown Lakers Basketball Club
Abdul
Ramann Tarawally; Nat
Abraham Bangura - Africa Youth For Peace and Development (AYPAD) web
Abraham
Bah - National Youth for Democracy Sierra Leone
Mohamed
S. Kamara - Artist United 4 Children & Youth Development
Joseph
M. Hazeley - Children's Welfare And Community Development Prog
Amadu
Bah - Youths Development Network
Abdulai
Abubakarr Sesay - A World Institute for a Sustainable Humanity
Musa
Ansumana Soko - Youth Partnership for Peace and Development
Alpha
Beretay - AW.I.S.H-SIERRA LEONE
Shed Jah
- Centre for Research,Training and Programme Development
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Abdulrahman
Turyare - Somali Youth Organization for Development and
Reforming (SOYODER) web
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Samira
Hassan Ahmed - World Vision International
Zuhur
Yassin Ibrahim - SOCSA
Yusuf Saed Kalib - SOYDA
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Tebogo
Gumede - CSIR map
Matshwene
Edwin Moshia - Phago Youth Empowerment Organisation
Jess Schulschenk - World Student Community for Sustainable Development
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Elhag
Abd elrazig Elhag Elbashier - SRCS map
Shihap
Ibrahim EL taib Saeed - Hawa Organization map
James
Mabior - Werkok Youth Development
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Austiano
Bernard Yobele - Tanzania Youth Environmental Network
Jofta
Timanywa - HEC 2000 TZ map
John
Edward Mabula - Faraja Orhans Ministry Rescue
Rutta
Evodius; Mutalemwa
Rutizibwa - Tanzania Youth Environment Network(TAYEN)
Shaban Ramadhani - Youth of United Nations Association(YUNA)
Masozi
David Nyirenda - Tanzania Youth Vision Association
Raphael
Dionis Nondi - UN Club Dodoma High School
Rutta
Evodius - German Technical Cooperation (GTZ)
Gabriel
Bakilana - Tanzania Revenue Authority
Mwende
Jonas - Canadian Cooperation Office,TZ
John J.
Malata - Vikindu Teachers` Training College
Joseph
Cosmas - University of Dar es salaam
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JEUNES-DEVELOPPEMENT
(Young Development) web
We
are a non-profit NGO which aims to bring young people
to get involved in sustainable development . We inform
young people ab out the serious environmental problems
without forgetting the realities of life of misery, situations
of violence and war crisis that is facing mankind today,
with the objective to get them to work for a wellness.
Achievements
include Water
Education; Environment Courses in schools; Campaigns for
the protection of rivers in villages;Campaigns on AIDS
in schools; Peace Education in schools; Camp site 2006;
Peace Conference, 21-22 September 2006 in Lome; International
Day of volunteerism with the Togolaise Television;
(TVT) and the Radio Lome, on 05 December 2006; Organization
of the Conference on the Law of Women, in partnership
with
Prefectural Direction of Social Affairs Services
Gulf, 07 - 08 March 2007; campaign on the importance of renewable
energy in
protection of the environment, April 23, 2007 in Lome; Radio
conferences on environments More
info
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Michel
Kouvahe - APECTA map
Challenges:Youth
Action for sustainable development
Elvis
Agbayizato - Challenges International
Akati
Alotsi Akpene - Terre Nouvelle
Tonton
Yawo Abotsi - Young Developement/ Jeunes-Développement
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Zine
Ilyes - Individual
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THE
PAN AFRICAN YOUTH MOVEMENT - UGANDA
Objectives
include:
1. Mobilize youth for development and empowerment.
2. Sensitize youth on pan African issues and agenda
3. Start small income generating projects that give youth income.
4. Introduce youth to the leadership challenges in African situations.
We have established clubs in the universities, colleges and secondary
schools hence the youths are introduced to the challenges facing
our continent. All this has helped to liberate people mentally.
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Kasanvu
Geoffrey - Mission for Youth Rights map
Tom
Walugembe - Individual map
Bernadette
Kahembwe - CHINU
Akot
Janet Nyeko - Individual map
Bakka
George William - The Panafrican Youth Development Society map
Ivan
Evarist Ssemaganda - Student
Okumu Patrick Gerald - Individual
Bukulu
Haruna - Mission For Youth Rights
Allan
Mayambala - Kampala International University
Gesa
Mike Munabi - Students for Global Democracy Uganda
Kimbugwe
Yusuf - Individual
Susan
Asaasira Individual
Ogwang
Francis Raymond - National Social Security Fund
Kahwa
Innocent Baguma - Airtel Communications
Otim
Patrick - Oiyp Action Partner from Nothern Uganda
Kitooke
Ssali Ivan - Conflict Resolution by Youth
Gumarutahigwa
B Ruhinda - Pan Afrikan Movement Uganda Chapter
Bett
Kipngetich Bernard - Student
Kwizera Johnbosco; Matsiko
Kamanyi - RCM
Eddiemond
kyazze Dollar - Interlands Electrotech Engineering
Bisaso Joseph - AWA (Alliance to wipe out aids)
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Kenneth
Chola - World Food Programme map
Mary
Mutupa -
AWOMI
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Kathryn
Lannas - University of Cape Town
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International
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Bela
Primu Bebang - ITC map
Mithera Paul - Orphyd
Trust, India map
Narla Prakasam -
VISION, India map
Luis Miguel Forero
Caro - World Student Community for Sustainable Development, Spain map
Schwarzkorf Hakeem
Kwame Nkrumah - Development Justice Diplomacy International (DJDI),
UK map
Robert Obro - FACA, UK map
Garry
X. Guan - Literacy Africa, USA map
Ba-Ana-Itenebe
A. Cosmas - Student, UK map
Makhsud
Aripov - Student, UK map
Lilit Hakobyan
- FYCA/Federation of Youth Clubs of Armeniamap
Zahra
Isam Damer - Care International map
Maryanne
Isu Iwara - University of Bradford Peace Studies Dept. map
Dr.
Devendra Dwivedi - Uni of A.lld, INDIA map
Wiaam
Youssef - Follow The Women, SYRIA map
Burçin
Uçaner - T.R, TURKEY map
Alemanji
Rudy Nkemanjong - SHEGCODFAP (CIG), SWEDEN map
Gloria
Pelaez - Individual, PHILIPPINES map
Liberty
Mupakati - Individual, UK
Ayse
Dincer - Beyoglu Municipality map
Ceren
Sahin - SOGEP, TURKEY map
H S Madan
- Individual, INDIA
Yumi Kaminao
- Tokyo University, JAPAN
Heni Ahrai
- YES Net-Work, INDIA
Bahadir
Ulgen - Youth A.R.T. (Youth Art Research and Training), TURKEY
Patrick
Kevin Reilly - Presidential Management Fellows, US
Rhoda
Kamchacha - UCLH, UK
Pela Nsimou
Eric - Life-Link CONGO, FRANCE
Gülnur
Gürler - Natural Life Organisation, TURKEY
Natasha
Sa Osorio - European Youth Press, BELGIUM
Rouhli
Abdallah - Secteur Jeunesse CCBW, BELGIUM
Halil Özel
Charles
J Byers - Human Relief Organization, US
Bernard
Muthiga - Individual, CANADA
S Sheeraz
A Naqvi - Individual, UK
Peter
Tendaiwo Maregere - Coventry University, UK
Dr.K.Kumaran
- Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, INDIA
Churchil
Audi - African Pronetwork Ltd, UK
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