Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
YOVI recognises that young people face unique challenges related to sexual andreproductive health. In line with our commitment to youth...
- Promoting Children and Youth Development through Partnership
What We Do
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Thematic Areas
YOVI works with development partners and communities to bring about sustainable, inclusive development and improve the livelihoods of youth, women, children, and persons with disabilities (PWDs) in the following key thematic areas:
Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM)
Child marriage remains a significant challenge in many regions nationwide, deprivingyoung girls of their rights and hindering their access to...
Gender and Social Inclusion
YOVI places great emphasis on promoting gender and social inclusion, particularly withregard to women and girls, persons with disabilities (PWDs),...
Education, and Vocational Skills Initiatives
Education is the foundation of YOVI's youth development efforts. The organisationadvocates for improved access to quality education for all young...
Climate Change Resilience
As climate change poses significant challenges to communities worldwide, YOVIactively engages in climate change adaptation and environmental conservation efforts.The organisation...
Community & Enterprise Development
We are committed to fostering economic growth and empowering young entrepreneursby providing them with access to capital, training, and technical...
Food Security and Agricultural Development
Food security is critical to ensuring the well-being of communities, especially vulnerablegroups. YOVI recognises the potential of agriculture as a...
Peace Building and Prevention of Violent Extremism
Building peaceful and inclusive societies is a core aspect of YOVI's youth developmentapproach. The organisation recognises that young people have...
Governance and Civic Education
Effective governance and civic participation are crucial for sustainable development anda thriving democracy. YOVI advocates for youth involvement in decision-makingprocesses...