Is your organisation officially registered as a non-governemental organisation (NGO)? You work as an officially registered NGO, operating in a DAC-country (including Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia).
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Is your organisation supporting the RAP-rule of Youth Incentives? Your programmes:
- include access for young people to information and education about their sexual and reproductive health and tries to realize the best sexual and reproductive health services possible for them;
- contribute to the empowerment of young people so they can be confident and have pleasure in all aspects of their relationships, including sexuality;
- include young people in all stages of programme development (from identification to planning, implementation and evaluation). -
Is your organisation willing and able to share information?
Your organisation is willing to share information and offer assistance to Youth Organisations, as well as act as a source of support. -
Is your organisation involved or is it willing to be involved in international or national advocacy work? Lessons learned from partnership programmes/projects are shared and used to rally support for comprehensive youth sexual and reproductive health programmes.
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Is your organisation part of a network? Your organisation is, or is willing to be, an active member of an existing network of development organisations.
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Does your organisation have a positive reputation with national or international organisations? Your organisation is transparent and exchanges information on project activities, including financial statements.
If your answer to the questions above is yes and you are willing to work with Youth Incentives on Rights-based sexual and reproductive health programmes for young people in your country or around the world, please fill in this form and send it with all the requested documentation in Word or PDF format to Ms Marijke Priester, m.priester@youthincentives.org.
