Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Since 2020

Putting youth's print
on every global goal.

A youth-led civil society organisation turning research, policy analysis and honest dialogue into action on the SDGs and Agenda 2063 — built by the generation that has to live with the outcome.

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Generate → Research & Analysis

We examine policy questions, interpret evidence, and explore their implications for Africa. Our research and analysis aim to clarify complex issues, explain choices, and support informed discussion.

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Convene → Strategic Dialogue

We bring emerging leaders, policymakers, negotiators, researchers, and practitioners into substantive exchange. Our dialogues create opportunities to consider different perspectives and connect experience with current policy questions.

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Shape → Policy & Diplomatic Engagement

We contribute analysis and perspectives to policy discussions and diplomatic processes. We seek to connect technical knowledge with political priorities and identify where informed engagement can make a useful contribution.

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Develop → Leadership Development

We support the development of knowledge, analytical skills and judgment among emerging leaders. Learning, mentorship and participation in research and dialogue provide ways to build experience and contribute to the institution’s work.

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Upcoming events

Addis Ababa & online

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Each project is co-designed with the young people it serves and measured against a goal we publish in advance.

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African Activists for Climate Justice
Climate Justice

African Activists for Climate Justice

The African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) is a pan-African programme advancing climate justice through youth-led action, narrative change, community-driven solutions and inclusive policy engagement.

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Youth Adaptation Forum
Climate Adaptation

Youth Adaptation Forum

The Youth Adaptation Forum (YAF) is a multi-stakeholder initiative implemented by The Youth Print for the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA), in collaboration with Addis Ababa University (AAU) and the Ministry of Planning and Development (MoPD). Convened on the sidelines of the African Climate Summit (ACS-2), the Forum strengthened youth engagement in climate adaptation processes across Africa.

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We started because the leadership crisis was being discussed about young people, rarely with them. The Youth Print exists to close that gap — through education, research, policy analysis and cooperation.

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Young people at a workshop

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