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Call for Expressions of Interest: Youth in Action Project (Burkina Faso)

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Deadline: 01-Apr-2026

The UNICEF “Youth in Action” project seeks partner organisations to empower youth and promote gender equality across multiple regions of Burkina Faso. The initiative focuses on youth leadership, participation, and gender-inclusive community development, with special emphasis on engaging young women. Partners must demonstrate operational capacity and technical expertise to implement measurable interventions across the High-Basins, Southwest, Nord, Boucle du Mouhoun, Centre-Nord, and Est regions.

About the Youth in Action Project

The Youth in Action project is a UNICEF initiative designed to strengthen the role of young people in community development and decision-making processes.

Key objectives include:

Geographic Focus

The project will be implemented in the following target regions of Burkina Faso:

These regions were selected to maximize youth engagement and community impact, particularly in areas where young women’s participation has been historically limited.

Who Can Partner?

Eligible partner organisations should:

Key Activities and Focus Areas

Expected Outcomes

How to Apply / Express Interest

  1. Demonstrate Capacity: Showcase operational ability and technical expertise in youth and gender programming
  2. Provide Regional Presence Evidence: Detail experience and activities in the target regions
  3. Outline Expected Outcomes: Describe measurable results and indicators aligned with UNICEF objectives
  4. Submit Proposal: Follow UNICEF’s official submission process for partner selection

Benefits of Partnership

FAQs

1. What is the focus of the Youth in Action project?
Youth empowerment, leadership development, and gender equality across Burkina Faso.

2. Which regions are included?
High-Basins, Southwest, Nord, Boucle du Mouhoun, Centre-Nord, and Est regions.

3. Who can apply to partner?
Organisations with operational capacity, technical expertise, and a presence in the target regions.

4. What activities are supported?
Youth leadership training, gender equality promotion, youth-led community projects, and cross-sectoral integration.

5. What outcomes are expected?
Increased youth participation, gender-inclusive practices, and sustainable youth-led initiatives contributing to community development.

6. Are young women a specific focus?
Yes, the project emphasizes increasing leadership opportunities and participation for young women.

7. How will partners be selected?
Selection is based on operational capacity, technical expertise, regional presence, and potential to achieve measurable impact.

Conclusion

The UNICEF Youth in Action project in Burkina Faso provides an opportunity for organisations to empower young people, strengthen gender equality, and foster sustainable community development. By partnering with UNICEF, organisations can implement high-impact, multi-regional initiatives that build the capacity of youth—especially young women—to participate in decision-making and social change.

For more information, visit UN Partner Portal.

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