Concerned Africans Youth Forum (CAYF)

Concerned Africans Youth Forum (CAYF) Ghana

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Description

The Concerned Africans Youth Forum (CAYF) is a Continental African Youth Leadership forum for young Africans concerned about the development challenges facing the African continent. CAYF was initially established in 2008 as an outreach organization, and the Forum brings together leading figures from across the continent and beyond to determine how best to engage Africa’s most valuable resource – its Youth. CAYF has over 5 (five) thousand members from all over the Sub-regions in Africa who are mainly Youth. It also has representatives in 47 Member states of the African Union.

Details

Name of Primary Programme
Concerned Africans Youth Forum (CAYF)
 Numbers of programme participants annually
25 - 250
 Telephone Number - alternate
+233 247447421
Programme Type
Leadership Impact Platform
 Region from which participants are selected
Various, Northern Africa, West Africa, East Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa
 Organisation website
http://www.cayforum.org
Programme Funders
Government, Philanthropic
 African country or countries of programme delivery
Ghana
 Programme Contact email
info@cayforum.org
Government funding
FAO, IFAD, UNCTAD, World Bank, ECOWAS, Ghana Ministry of Youth and Sports
 Region of programme delivery
West Africa
 Country of operation
Ghana
Philanthropic funders
Olusegun Obasanjo Foundation
 Are programmes continuing?
Yes
 Organisation Name
Concerned Africans Youth Forum (CAYF)
Programme Start Date
2008
 Telephone Number
+233 265414600

Leadership organisation location

Cantonments, Accra, Ghana
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