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Justice
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We’re building a world where everyone has the power to shape their lives.

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Youth champion
for the new deal for
nature and people

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Fight against DLDD and ensure the protection and safeguard of the ecosystem

SDG15

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With indigenous people

SDG 12

Responsible consumption and production

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With youth, children, women and vulnerable people

SDG 16

Peace, justice and strong institutions

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With refugees, women and vulnerable people

SDG 3

Good health and well-being

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SDG 5

Gender equality

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Who we are.

An African network strengthening sustainable development goals and youth-driven peace building

WE ACT FOR PEACE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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Contribute financially to help us support the achievement of the SDGs in Africa.

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Understanding the realities of the SDGs at local, community and regional levels.

ND4NP COALITION

The New Deal seeks to protect and restore nature for the benefit of people and planet.

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Give your view to raise up your voice in Africa. No one is left behind.

OUR ACCREDITATIONS

General Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC).

Accredited by United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD).

Accredited in the frame of Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.

Accredited by the United Nations Environment (UNEP).

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Who We Are

Why youth peacebuilding and sustainable development?

Helping the community …

Young people are not just the future, they are the present. Today, more than half of the African’s population is under the age of 35. By offering young people the opportunity to shape their future; The can become the major actor in the construction of peace to achieve the sustainable development goals. To learn more, you can read our vision and activities.

How we help.

We act for peace and sustainable development

OUR MISSION

OUR VISION

OUR PHILOSOPHY

OUR PROGRAMS

ANYL4PSD is a platform based on the principles of voluntary service, solidarity, the common good and human dignity.

We focus on sources of inspiration and the potential of cultural, natural and human resources, including youth, to identify pathways for concrete actions to build peace, understood as the cornerstone of endogenous and sustainable development.

YOUTHS PEACEBUILDING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

To contribute decisively to the emergence of the youth class, its positioning and its effective participation in public policies

We act for peace and sustainable development

Our philosophy is to broaden public space for more economic, social, cultural and political expression in order to develop a critical mass of young Africans with major skills in social co-operation and public participation

We help people reduce their poverty by a huge number

Provide exceptional healthcare, foods & funds to support victims in natural or pandemic disaster, war, …

Offer free of charge, high quality medical treatment and surgical care for people.

Our Programs

Connecting people to SDGs

In order to strengthen individual and multi-stakeholders participation and involvement

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Children for Peace

Children are growing up in an era of unprecedented global interconnection and innovation

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Gender, reproduction health & nutrition program

Cameroon and many African countries have been

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COPs in Africa

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BOOKLET BEST PRACTICES

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NEW DEAL FOR NATURE AND PEOPLE TELEVISION (ND4NP-TV)

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Important Statistics

800

Associations abbreviated on the network

64

Focal points through Africa

8

Programs

2500

Working volunteers

90

Ambassadors

Education is a fundamental right and the foundation of progress in all countries.

Everyone has the right to education regardless of their skin color, origin and culture.

Education one of the keys to development. Successful countries depend on a skilled and educated workforce to face the challenges they face.

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Latest News

In addition to our ongoing impact in Africa.

25 July 202225 July 2022

Overview of Serious and Organised crime in West Africa

Transnational organized crime in West Africa is a persistent threat. As a result, INTERPOL, under the European Union funded ENACT Project, has sought to catalogue and assess organized crime in the region in order to […]

25 July 202225 July 2022

Overview of Organized crime in Africa

International criminal organizations continue to target Africa because of the significant illicit wealth that can be generated, stemming from criminal market opportunities that exploit various social and political vulnerabilities, state fragility, and limited policing capacities […]

15 October 202115 October 2021

Impact of Climate Change on Major Staple Food Crops and Farmers’ Adaptation Strategies in Atacora.

INTRODUCTION Agriculture is the biggest single industry in many developing countries of the world. Benin is a West African country in which agriculture plays an important economic role. The agricultural sector employs about 70% of […]