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Youth Partnership for Peace and Development (YPPD) is looking for an intern to join its communications team to produce content for the various programs and projects. We are looking for someone with a strong interest in impact communications and demonstrated curiosity and/or experience in youth development, peacebuilding, conflict prevention and community engagement processes. The successful […]

Youth Partnership for Peace and Development (YPPD) is looking for a firm or someone with a strong interest, passion and expertise in organizational development and management of accounting and finance systems and in particular, QuickBooks. YPPD has recently identified an upgraded version of QuickBooks as well as refresher training for its financial accounting processes. QuickBooks

International Youth Day in Sierra Leone: Kolhat Barray Project Accompanying Youth-Led Advocacy Actions In Sierra Leone, despite tremendous efforts by the government and development partners over the years, youth participation, active inclusion and representation in critical decision-making processes affecting their lives remains daunting and the situation is worse for especially young women and girls. Youth

Job title: Gender Advisor, Inclusive Conflict Prevention and Peace (national post) Organization: Youth Partnership for Peace and Development Duty station: Freetown, Sierra Leone Job type: Full-time Reports to: Project Manager YPPD   YPPD in Brief The Youth Partnership for Peace and Development (YPPD) is a youth empowerment think tank established to enhance the capacity of young people

Job title: Project Manager YPPD, Inclusive Conflict Prevention and Peace. (national post) Organization: Youth Partnership for Peace and Development Duty station: Freetown, Sierra Leone Job type: Full-time Reports to: YPPD Executive Coordinator YPPD in Brief The Youth Partnership for Peace and Development (YPPD) is a youth empowerment think tank established to enhance the capacity of young people

Background On 14 June 2019, the UN General Assembly adopted Resolution 73/299 to commemorate in 2020 the 75th anniversary of the establishment of United Nations under the theme “The future we want, the United Nations we need: reaffirming our collective commitment to multilateralism”. The resolution emphasized the need to engage young people in all commemorative

Here are some useful resources: A Closer Look at UNSCR 2250: The UN Security Council Resolution 2250, Youth, Peace & Security is a key tool for those who want to promote policy or implement programs that enhance youth participation and inclusion in peacebuilding. To better understand what 2250 means, take a look at: 2250 explained: