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- Survey Participation
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- ixo1k4p…gdxq
- Window
- 15 Oct 2026 – 31 Dec 2027
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- 100,000
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- ixo1ms9…hy76
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- 19,619,935
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- 1. State your age.
- 2. State your race group.
- Indicate your education and/or employment status.
- 3. The draft rules set aside at least 30% of Board seats for people under 30, so that young people have a direct say in decisions.
- 4. Young people aged 10 to 24 years are meant to hold “decision-making positions” on the Board, while a youth advisory group (the Young People’s Action Team) gives additional input.
- 5. Board members, including young people, would serve three-year terms, which can be renewed.
- 6. The Board is planned to have between 15 and 20 members in total, drawn from government, business, civil society, and youth organisations.
- 7. The Board is required to meet at least once a year, and decisions are usually reached by consensus or, if needed, by a simple majority vote.
- 8. What is the most pressing priority for youth?
- 9. GenU aims to reach at least 20,000 young people to design this strategy. How should it be done?
- 10. How should government commitments on youth employment be monitored in the strategy?
- 11. The strategy proposes that young people be represented on GenU committees and the Board to oversee programmes.
- 12. The strategy recommends setting aside dedicated funding for youth engagement activities (transport, data costs, stipends, etc.).
- 13. Which capacity-building support is needed to help young people participate more effectively in the governance and consultation processes?
- 14. What are the most effective ways to invite young people to future engagements?
- 15. The strategy's success depends on regular engagements with youth.
- 16. Which online youth development platforms are you aware of?
- 17. Kindly share any thoughts, recommendations, or views you may have on any of the questions/topics above.
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Survey Participationprotocolixo1k4p…gdxqadminSouth Africa, Let's Get Loud!domainNqobizitha Percy2 claimsGraeme Leighton2 claimsTeslynn Groenewald1 claimzachary1 claimAmukelani Bright Mthombeni1 claimprotocol
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DP Mainnet opened this collection on South Africa, Let's Get Loud! for Survey Participation
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- Claims
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- 1. State your age.
- 2. State your race group.
- Indicate your education and/or employment status.
- 3. The draft rules set aside at least 30% of Board seats for people under 30, so that young people have a direct say in decisions.
- 4. Young people aged 10 to 24 years are meant to hold “decision-making positions” on the Board, while a youth advisory group (the Young People’s Action Team) gives additional input.
- 5. Board members, including young people, would serve three-year terms, which can be renewed.
- 6. The Board is planned to have between 15 and 20 members in total, drawn from government, business, civil society, and youth organisations.
- 7. The Board is required to meet at least once a year, and decisions are usually reached by consensus or, if needed, by a simple majority vote.
- 8. What is the most pressing priority for youth?
- 9. GenU aims to reach at least 20,000 young people to design this strategy. How should it be done?
- 10. How should government commitments on youth employment be monitored in the strategy?
- 11. The strategy proposes that young people be represented on GenU committees and the Board to oversee programmes.
- 12. The strategy recommends setting aside dedicated funding for youth engagement activities (transport, data costs, stipends, etc.).
- 13. Which capacity-building support is needed to help young people participate more effectively in the governance and consultation processes?
- 14. What are the most effective ways to invite young people to future engagements?
- 15. The strategy's success depends on regular engagements with youth.
- 16. Which online youth development platforms are you aware of?
- 17. Kindly share any thoughts, recommendations, or views you may have on any of the questions/topics above.
- Graeme Leighton
- Ian van Der schyff
- Nqobizitha Percy
- Shawn Alimohammadi
- Gedija Tshwelesa
- Robii_ixo
- Chloe May
- Hoosen Rasool
- Patricia Botshoma
- Teslynn Groenewald
- Aaliyah Dube
- jeanette algin
- Amukelani Bright Mthombeni
- Mulanga Munyai