Expected Outcomes
The impact we aim to create through SARSYC VI
Stronger Regional Youth Voice Influencing Policy
Youth representatives actively engaging in national and regional policy dialogues with enhanced capacity and platforms.
Key Indicators:
Youth representatives in 10+ policy forums
Training of 50+ youth advocates
Youth-led policy recommendations adopted
Sustained youth engagement mechanisms
Youth-Driven, Gender-Responsive Strategies
Actionable strategies developed by youth, for youth, with gender equality at the core.
Key Indicators:
5 country-level action plans developed
Gender-responsive frameworks adopted
Implementation roadmaps created
Monitoring systems established
Reinforced Homegrown Solutions
Sustainable, locally-developed solutions that address regional challenges effectively.
Key Indicators:
10+ innovative solutions showcased
Best practices documented and shared
Local expertise leveraged
Community-driven approaches highlighted
Stronger Transnational Alliances
Robust partnerships and networks connecting youth across borders and sectors.
Key Indicators:
Multi-country partnerships formed
CSO-private sector collaborations
Development partner alliances
Sustained regional networks
Measurement & Accountability
These outcomes are not aspirational—they are measurable commitments. The Youth Steering Committee and SAYWHAT will track progress on these outcomes through:
- Post-conference action plan monitoring
- Quarterly progress reports
- Annual review meetings
- Mid-term evaluation (2027)
- SARSYC VII assessment (2028)
Help Us Achieve These Outcomes
Your participation at SARSYC VI directly contributes to these outcomes