DUF - Danish Youth Council

The main message for our project is to emphasize the importance and inclusiveness in global development cooperation. As for our case it will be in Lamjung, Nepal. Target Group: Our primary target audience is Danish youth from age of 20-29 interested in global development agenda. The target group will see content from the community in Lamjung, Nepal, where we will document activities through photos and videos for social media, particularly on Facebook and Instagram. We will be writing stories, newsletters, and video editing, benefiting both local and national organizations (DUF, DRCY and NRCS) and enhancing our awareness-raising campaign. It will enable us to create visually appealing content and write stories/blogposts about our project.

The objective of Project Junkiri is to enhance understanding of SRHR (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) as well as mental health among students in grades 7, 8, 9, and10 in 3 di?erent districts of Nepal. The increased knowledge of this subject will help in eradicating the taboos and embarrassment associated with SRHR and mental health. This will be achieved through workshops by PSRN-sc volunteers, the establishment of student clubs at the local school, and advocacy e?orts. The primary focus will be on engaging the target group in a variety of activities, including interactive lectures, workshops, and the transfer of knowledge among peers. All initiatives will be tailored based on initial baseline questionnaires. Collaborative e?orts with local stakeholders and individuals of interest will be undertaken to ensure sustainability and gather local support. Additionally, the project will emphasize the capacity building of PSRN-SC and IMCC Nepal, aiming to strengthen our partnership.

The project “Development visit from Nepal Scouts” aims to actualize the experiences we gained during the pilot project "Youth Forum for Change." Here, we learned the importance of being physically together when planning, brainstorming, and connecting. It has proven crucial for the process, and we are confident that this project would be a catalyst for the further development of the overall partnership, allowing many more scouts to engage in the partnership. During the pilot project visit, we developed a timeline for 2024 and partly for 2025 and 2026. When finished, we all agreed that this would have been close to impossible to complete online. Furthermore, our partnership has now finished the initial phase, allowing us as partners to be more honest, direct, and understandable to each other. Therefore, with representatives for the youth, scout centres, activity developers, and the project leaders, we feel well assured that this project/visit will play a key role in ensuring that the dreams encapsulated in the timeline will actually be realised successfully.

The Partnership Development project will contribute to strengthening the foundation of the partnership between PSRN-sc and IMCC Nepal. It will take place in Nepal. We wish to create a broader inclusion in the partnership, aiming to make it more sustainable and democratic. We also aim to make our partnership and our work within this more transparent - also to the rest of PSRN-sc and for our future work together as partners. Our objective is to include members from at least four faculties in MEC.

The aim of the Network Activity is for PSRN-SC and IMCC Nepal to together participate and engage in Folkem�det - The People�s Democratic Festival 2025 in Denmark. We believe that this is an opportunity for the selected members from both organizations to learn, network, generate innovative ideas and capacity build for the benefit of our partnership, our current partnership project as well as future projects. By engaging in discussions, workshops, and debates, PSRN-SC and IMCC Nepal aim to enhance their advocacy skills, present their partnership projects to stakeholders, and explore sustainable approaches to health and social welfare. A team of two participants from PSRN-SC and two from IMCC Nepal will participate in this network activity. The participants will also facilitate an event at Folkem�det, concerning some of the work and topics that the partnership is centering through different projects. This event will potentially be completed in cooperation with other branches of IMCC. Before Folkem�det, we will review the event and discuss our expectations and goals. Afterwards, we'll collectively evaluate the outcomes and identify areas for improvement in our partnership and future activities.

The aim of the Network Activity is for PSRN-SC and IMCC Nepal to participate and engage at Folkem?det - The People?s Democratic Festival 2019, together. We believe that this is a golden opportunity for the selected members from both organizations to learn, interact, network and build capacity for the benefit of the partnership and our future projects. The participants could furthermore get inspired on how to do advocacy and be empowered to become advocates themselves. A team of five participants, two from PSRN-SC and three from IMCC Nepal, will participate in this meeting between people and politicians to debate current political issues. The participants will also facilitate two events at Folkem?det - The People?s Democratic Festival 2019, in cooperation with some other non-profit organizations.