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ACCELERATING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA/ VISION 20:2020

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA MINISTRY OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - FMYD National Youth Development Strategy Implementation Framework & Programme Activities. ACCELERATING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA/ VISION 20:2020. Content. WHEN. WHAT. WHY. HOW. WHO.

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ACCELERATING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA/ VISION 20:2020

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  1. FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA MINISTRY OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - FMYDNational Youth Development Strategy Implementation Framework & Programme Activities ACCELERATING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA/ VISION 20:2020

  2. Content • WHEN • WHAT • WHY • HOW • WHO

  3. ACCELERATING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA/ VISION 20:2020 EMPOWER 1 MILLION NIGERIAN YOUTH IN EACH OF THE 18 THEMATIC ISSUES Youth Serving Organizations/Private Sector Partners/Sponsors/NYSC/C&LTC EDP NSM EYD PMI HRM FIN. &. ACCOUNTS

  4. Transformation Agenda & Youth Development The Transformation Agenda of the current Administration is a medium term, development strategy to speed up Nigeria’s march towards becoming one of the twenty largest economies by the year 2020. It serves as a framework for the actualization of the Federal Government’s economic growth agenda, from 2011-2015. As a roadmap for securing a better future, the Transformation Agenda is targeted at: • creating decent jobs in sufficient quantities to address the protracted problem of unemployment and reduce poverty; • laying the foundation for a robust and inclusive growth of the Nigerian economy; & • improving, on a sustainable basis, the well-being of all classes of Nigerians regardless of their personal circumstances and location.

  5. National Youth Policy The Nigeria 2009 National Youth Policy provides the framework for all stakeholders to empower the youth to realize their full potentials and take advantage of the opportunities available to make positive contributions to the well-being of their communities across the entire country. Priority Themes and Strategic Interventions 1. Youth and Education 2. Youth and Health 3. Youth and Agriculture 4. Youth and Employment 5. Youth and Science and Technology 6. Youth and Environment 7. Young Women and Girls 8. Youth Participation in Politics and Decision making 9. Youth and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) 10. Youth and Conflict Prevention/Peace building 11. Youth and HIV/AIDS 12. Youth and Drug abuse Youth and Crime 14. Youth, Sports and Recreation 15. Youth and Arts & Culture 16. Youth and Family life 17. Youth Migration and human trafficking 18. Youth and Poverty

  6. STRATEGIC SHIFT • STRATEGY EXECUTION: deploy Ministry Manpower & Financial Resources: - 50% Coordination & Supervision - 10% Direct Implementation - 10% Support Service - 30% Monitoring, Evaluation & Report • TRADITIONAL TO YOUTH FRIENDLY PLATFORM OF ENGAGEMENT : BLOG, FACEBOOK, YOUTUBE, TWITTER, TELEPHONE HOTLINES • STRICT BUDGET RESOURCES TO PARTNERSHIP ORIENTED • BUREACRATIC TO RESULT BASED PERFORMANCE FRAMEWORK WITH REWARD & SACTION

  7. STRATEGIC SHIFT • STRATEGY OBJECTIVE: Articulate the shared value in Nigeria Youth Development; develop holistic plan, mobilize stakeholder& coordinate an effective implementation • STRATEGY THRUST: Connect the resources of the Ministry with other stakeholder for accelerated Mass Outreach, Grassroots and Partnership based Engagement.

  8. STRATEGIC GOALS • Social Mobilization: • Articulate a compelling • Proposition to • inspire collaboration, • selfless contribution and • build a sustainable • community of Nigerian • Youth, Youth Serving • Organisations, inter • ministerial interventions • & other stakeholders. Social Media: Leverage Social Media as a critical platform for information, education & communication with the Nigerian youth in addition to Radio , Television & Print other traditional media • Youth Empowerment: Provide • support structure, monitoring & • evaluation for existing Employability • & Entrepreneurship Development • Programme. • Leadership Development: • establish a Responsibility Based • Leadership Principles as a • paradigm which will serve • as the foundation for Self • Reliant and Responsible • Citizenship across the divers • status, age, class, etc of the • Nigerian Youth

  9. IMPLEMENTATION ACTION AND PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES

  10. IMPLEMENTATION ACTION AND PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES

  11. IMPLEMENTATION ACTION AND PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES

  12. IMPLEMENTATION ACTION AND PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES

  13. IMPLEMENTATION PARTNERS • FIRST LEVEL IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS: These are Youth Serving Organizations (YSOs)with a track record of executing national scale programme with recognition from relevant International Donor and Funding Agencies • SECOND LEVEL IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS: directly responsible for the execution of the strategies and activities at the regional level • THIRD LEVEL IMPLEMENTING PARTNERS Community Based Organizations (CBOs), Faith Based Organizations (FBOs), and other grass-root level organizations with direct access to the Youth

  14. PARTNERSHIP AND FUNDING STRATEGY • Conditional Grant: This approach is recommended for First Level Implementers who will facilitate the implementation of programmes designed by the Ministry and are intended to be replicated at the same time across the country within a given time frame. • Matching Fund: in this approach, the Ministry may match funds that Implementing Partners have for their programmes in a certain ratio (2:1; 3:1, etc). This way, both the Ministry and Implementing Partner make financial investments in the implementation of a programme or activity. • Direct Support: this approach caters for NGOs seeking assistance in critical but unpopular Thematic Areas or Regions. These activities may or may not be the priority theme for the year but they add value in certain ways to the National Youth Policy goals and objectives

  15. PARTNERSHIP AND FUNDING STRATEGY FUND RAISING: mobilize strategic funding from Multi-lateral, Multinational, International Donor partners, Corporate Nigeria Social Responsibility Fund with interest in Youth related issues through: • Strategic Top Level Leverage • Public-Private Partnership • First Tier Implementing Partners Programme Endorsement • Corporate Nigeria Social Responsibility • Philanthropy and other strategic partnership

  16. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FUNDING PROPOSAL • BBSF™ FUND: Brands&Businesses that shape our future is a corporate Nigeria Social Responsibility (CSR) and National Youth Service Corps community development project support initiative to mobilize resources for innovative projects that connect with (BBSF) CSR agenda • YE2 VOUCHER: youth employability & entrepreneurship voucher is an GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT support initiative to mobilize resource from Corporate Nigeria in area of Human Capital development of their choice • NYSC CALLER RING TONE: an arrangement that will generate resources to improve Corps members orientation camp lecture experience • Youth focused product advert for event programmes, Ministry’s publication and “Truth2Know” on-line and physical magazine

  17. MONITORING AND EVALUATION PLAN Develop a standard projects and periodic (quarterly and monthly) evaluation template that will form inputs into a weekly Radio & Television Programme “Youths are Here!”, periodic Interviews, Talk show, Situational Comedy show, Social Media content and other public accountability report

  18. IMPLEMENTATION TEMPLATE

  19. INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT • Realign Departmental Structure to fit strategic implementation plan, talent management and coordination of capacity development and general administration • Develop Performance Contract with Monitoring and Evaluation, KPI, Score Card and other periodic assessment tools that links to Ministry’s Presidential Performance Contract • Develop a robust Project Based Budget, Finance and Accounting plan with periodic advisory, control and efficient fund management system

  20. THANK YOU

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