Involving African Youth in Dacision-making and in the Conflict Resolution

 Youth in Africa

• 55% of the African populations are youths
• Broadens the representativeness of existing decision-making.
  Youth make up a significant proportion of the community. They can bring distinctive perspectives and experiences to the table. They also bring innovative ideas and dynamic perspectives about the future.
• Helps the organization make better decisions.
  A broader range of views and experience can strengthen the decision-making process.
• Encourage the organization improve its services for youth especially in Africa and to advocate the adoption and ratification by African states the Pan African Youth Charter. This constitutes an important mechanism for the development of youths in Africa.
  Better understanding the concerns of youth allows organizations to better serve this population group.
• Creating a youth-friendly organization inspires the confidence of young users and stakeholders and enhances the reputation and credibility of the organization.
• Help attract other youth as volunteers. Involving youth fully in decision-making and encourage them to assume their role and responsibilities in the society.