PYPA – Program for Young Politicians in Africa – KIC Sweden

Program for Young Politicians in Africa

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Meet PYPA

WHO WE ARE

The PYPA program is implemented by the Christian Democratic International Center with the help of three Swedish partners: the Center Party’s International Foundation, Olof Palme’s International Center and the Green Forum, along with three local partners.

WHAT WE DO

The program is a multi-party, international political leadership program. It aims to build the capacity of young female and male political leaders from 16 countries in Africa to increase youth participation and influence within political parties and work for democracy and rights..

WHERE WE WORK

l’Institut Général Tiémoko Marc Garango pour la Gouvernance et le Développement (IGD) in Burkina Faso, Education and Training Unit (ETU) in South Africa and Centre for Youth Leadership in Africa (CYLA) in Zambia coordinate the work in each of the territories and regions.

LEARN ABOUT OUR ONGOING AND LEARNING EVALUATION

POLITICAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING MANUAL

OUR PEOPLE, PRACTICE AREAS & PUBLICATIONS

1) Economic Development

2) Social Development

3) Environmentally Sustainable Development

4) A Changing World

5) Human Rights
And Discrimination

6) Youth

7) Gender

8) Government And
Political Parties

9) Political Ideology

10) Policy Making

11) Strategic
Planning

12) Communication

13) Election Campaigns

14) Campaigning
For Change

15) Training Others

16) Leadership

17) Conflict Resolution

18) Corruption
And Ethics

LAST PUBLICATIONS

GENDER STUDY REPORT

Challenges for Women’s Participation and Promotion in Polítical Parties in Uganda and Zambia (2020)

MINI-PROJECTS BROCHURE

PYPA’s brochure: Promoting Democracy and Human Rights as Part Of Practical Learning (2020)

TRAINING MANUAL

Includes 18 lessons in four chapters: Sustainable Development, Human Rights, Politics and Skills For Political Parties (2020).

WHAT’S NEW

Find out what’s new in the program that seeks to promote political leaders in Africa. From Stockholm to Johannesburg and from Lusaka to Ouagadougou… WE’RE DOING!